Welcome To Freelance Writing Momma!
The purpose of Freelance Writing Momma is to allow you the opportunity to get inside the head of a mother who doubles as a stay-at-home mom and a work-at-home mom. If you are a stay-at-home mother and the proud owner of an Internet connection, you could be making some extra money each and every month for your family.
About This Momma:
Trisha Wright is the name of a 23 year old momma of a beautiful little boy. She has been dabbling in the freelance writing world for nearly four years. It was not until she had her son that she started to get really good at it and make decent money. She can make anywhere between $2,000 and $3,000 a month with content mills and a side of shared revenue writing (most of the money comes from content mills). The hopes is that one day more of the money can come from shared revenue writing.
The purpose of Freelance Writing Momma is to allow you the opportunity to get inside the head of a mother who doubles as a stay-at-home mom and a work-at-home mom. If you are a stay-at-home mother and the proud owner of an Internet connection, you could be making some extra money each and every month for your family.
About This Momma:
Trisha Wright is the name of a 23 year old momma of a beautiful little boy. She has been dabbling in the freelance writing world for nearly four years. It was not until she had her son that she started to get really good at it and make decent money. She can make anywhere between $2,000 and $3,000 a month with content mills and a side of shared revenue writing (most of the money comes from content mills). The hopes is that one day more of the money can come from shared revenue writing.
- Writedge
- Bubblews
- HubPages
- MyTwoCents
These are the four shared revenue websites that this momma is currently focusing her attention on. You do not want to put your eggs in one basket, because you never know if those websites will still be there when you wake up tomorrow. You also do not want to stretch yourself so thin that you do not make enough money on the sites. For someone new to the shared revenue writing world, I think 3 to 5 websites is a good number to stick to. It gives you some variety and stability at the same time.
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