Freelance Writer

Freelance Writer

[Web 2.0]

• Former military correspondent.

• BS communication studies, UMUC Europe.

• Written for up to $2 a word.

Current projects:

• Nonfiction books (Amazon Tributary).

• Edocuments (evolving into books).

• Blog and Web content.

• Wikipedia text.

• Web 2.0 book reviews.

• Web 2.0 movie reviews.

• Web 2.0 product reviews (Amazon Widgets).

• RSS feeds.

• Press releases.

Amazon Tributary

Edocster

Edocster, the forthcoming second edition of E-Doc-S: Hail the Freelance Renaissance expands the "edocument" definition into Web 2.0 freelance writing ... 12,000 words and counting.

In The Great Multipliers, military force multipliers are translated into civilian parlance, allowing anyone to determine nifty ways to accomplish a ton of work with limited resources ... 2,000 words and counting.

Revenue channeling is as old as entrepreneurship. Originally a master's degree thesis topic, Channel This illustrates simple business plans that involve one product or service ... 2,000 words and counting.

A somewhat tongue-in-cheek tome that pokes fun at various management techniques ... 2,000 words and counting.

Safe blogging tips and tricks ... 22,000 words and counting.

Gyro & Ink tell a soldier story ranging from South Rainier Training Area, Washington, to Hohenfels, Germany, and beyond. Tentatively entitled Two More Klicks: Soldier Story ...

Past Titles

Promotion Accelerators

Tally Shooter Promotion Board Study guide.

Promotion Point Accelerator: 2nd Edition.

Promotion Point Accelerator.

Edocument Guru

E-Doc-S and Beyond

E-Doc-S: Hail the Freelance Renaissance was a 10,000-word tongue-in-cheek nod to the burgeoning edocument publishing world; also a source edocument for a forthcoming book series on Web 2.0 freelance writing techniques.

(As well as a writer's transition to civilian nonfiction — boring cover design commemorates past military guide cover designs.)

Web 2.0

Writing Projects

• Adventure travel articles (e.g., how to circumnavigate war zones and other danger areas).

• Use of edocument Web propagation properties and SEO meta data.

• Affiliate marketing (if you aren't channeling, you're wrong).

• Publishing industry direction (not dissimilar from that of the music industry) — go Kindle / Digital Text Platform

edocster

Where everyone's a writer [a create-market project] ...