Creating A Local Freelance Brand With Marisa Mohi
If you don’t know by now, I live in a small town. It probably comes up on the podcast every other episode. 🤣 Whenever someone talks about their experience with local clients, it’s always interesting to me. Marisa Mohi works with a ton of local clients and has built a fantastic brand doing feature writing for newspapers and magazines in her area. Since she has so much experience with this type of writing, I knew she’d be the perfect guest to have on The Ambitious Freelancer.
Do you want to build a stellar freelance career working with locally-based clientele? Well, listen to my excellent conversation with Marisa Mohi.
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In today’s episode, we’ll be chatting about so many incredible topics:
Using Twitter to connect with potential clients.
Breaking into your local freelance writing scene.
Having a job while freelancing on the side.
Making the transition from full-time to freelance.
Feature writing payment timelines and how they compare to other types of writing.
Building a diverse freelance writing skillset and utilizing it to your advantage.
Using word sprints to produce content faster.
We also touched on Marisa’s journal: The 90-Day Novel Planner. Are you ready to write the novel that’s been in your head forever? Your novel-writing experience will be more organized when you use Marisa’s journal. From defining characters to keeping up with your writing progress, this planner has you covered. Plus, it looks like a composition notebook, so it’ll be a journal you love carrying with you everywhere.
About Marisa Mohi
Marisa is a writer living in Oklahoma with her boyfriend and their dog. In addition to the freelance feature writing she does for newspapers and magazines, she regularly publishes writing advice on her blog as well as her YouTube channel. Marisa has taught writing at the college level and now works with clients one-on-one to help them create a sustainable writing habit or build their online platform. When she’s not writing/blogging/freelancing/YouTubing, you can find Marisa hunched over a deck of tarot cards and a pile of crystals.