Mom-writer's income doubled
Finding high paying, ideal clients, is easier than ever.
Jame here.
Take Ela Kane's story:
A stay-at-home mom with twins who needed an income without leaving her kids.
She started like everyone else...
Fiverr, Upwork, writing on Medium…
But she did something different.
While other writers were frantically trying to write about everything under the sun - from dental procedures to recipe blogs - Ela discovered…
The path to premium rates wasn't about writing for everyone.
It was about writing for almost no one.
When she niched down to writing exclusively for SaaS companies?....
Premium clients started approaching her.
Her competition virtually disappeared.
And her rates?
They went up! Up! Up!
And clients still happily paid them.
Why?
Specializing leads to more money, not less.
Consider this...
When companies need a writer - do they search for a "general writer"?
Or
Do they search for someone who understands their specific industry?
That's why Ela landed clients like Walmart and OptinMonster.
She wasn't just another writer.
She was THE SaaS writer.
Am I saying you need to write for SaaS companies too?
Definitely not.
But you should write for industries who have money.
…And not just bizzes who have money now…
Companies that will have money to spend on you even if the economy gets rocky.
Sure, SaaS (Software as a Service) is one of those industries…
But there are a lot more.
If you wanna find them?
You can pick industries that’d be a fit for you using the Anti-Fragile Niche Finder Tool.
It’s free to all Side Hustle Club VIPs.
Answer a few questions and the AI-driven tool will give you 1-3 industries that’d likely be a good match for you and what you like writing about.
Click here and you can find your ideal, high paying, industry in the next few minutes.
In your corner,
James Foster
PS - If you’d prefer to ‘learn to fish’ instead of having the AI pick industries for you?
There is a class (also free to VIPs) that’ll show you how to think about picking an industry so you can find clients who’d pay you…
…not just now…
But hopefully for years to come.