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How Much Can You Make As A Freelancer?

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If you nodded along, this report is your first look at what freelance writing can pay, from five freelancers who have done it.

Laura Pennington
Laura PenningtonProfessional Freelancer

Laura went from a burned-out teacher working 16 hours a day to earning over $100,000 in a year as a full-time writer

“Back in 2011, I was working 16 hours a day. I was a burned out inner city teacher in Baltimore, Maryland and it was really rough.”

“So, I decided to make a change. A really BIG change! It wasn't easy but I figured out the secret of success and making money online: Freelance Writing.”

“I earned over $100,000 last year as a full time writer. Even when I started part time I quickly was getting $750 to $1,000 every month.”

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