Step Two: Create a Writing Resume

Published: May 9, 2008, 9:25 pm

If you want to start landing great writing jobs from home, you will need a writing resume. The writing resume does two things. First, it helps you build confidence as a new writer. Once you start developing your resume, you will find that you have all sorts of experience that qualifies you for a job. Secondly, a writing resume lets potential employers and clients know that you have what it takes to make the most of an opportunity. Your writing resume should include: Your contact information. The top of your resume should include your name, address, telephone number, fax (if you have one), and email address. One caveat: make sure that your email address is professional. Do not, under any circumstances, include an address such as funnygirl@anemailprovider.com or even bestwriter@anemailprovider.com. Use your name as a username. Your writing credits, clips, and samples. Employers and clients will want to see how you write. Even if you have only been published in a

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