Podcast appearances and mentions of carol tice

She writes about things like money, power, fame, and drama. But here's the twist: she also writes for businesses. As a journalist with a deep interest in business, she specializes in writing books for business professionals. Some of her recent works include titles like "The Pocket Small Business Owner's Guide to Starting on a Shoestring" and "The Recession-Proof Freelancer: A 12-Point Plan for Thriving in Hard Times." In 2021-22, she wrote four books for business leaders and consultants without her name on them. In addition to writing books, she assists businesses in growing by crafting captivating stories in various forms such as articles, case studies, annual reports, white papers, blog posts, and more. She also contributes to magazines like Forbes, providing valuable information to their readers. If you're interested in her services, you can start by downloading her free ebook, and if you're ready, you can get in touch to discuss your book or other content projects that can help you build authority in your field. This episode is brought to you by Authors Unite. Authors Unite provides you with all the resources you need to become a successful author. You can learn more about Authors Unite here: https://authorsunite.com/​​​​​​​​ Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on my future videos. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/authorsunite/support

Ever thought about hiring a ghostwriter to help write your book? I get asked this question all the time and I generally warn people against hiring a ghostwriter (unless they really know what they're doing)...but sometimes it makes sense. Today I'm joined by Carol Tice, an experienced ghostwriter to answer all of your questions about hiring a ghostwriter...including: -how to know if you should hire a ghostwriter -how much does a good ghostwriter cost? -how long does it take / what does the process look like working with a ghostwriter? -how do you find a writer that actually writes in your voice? -and sooo many other mistakes to avoid when it comes to hiring a ghostwriter If you're thinking about hiring a ghostwriter for your book, don't miss this episode!

Carol Tice is the founder of the award-winning Make a Living Writing blog (founded 2008) and Freelance Writers Den paid membership community (founded 2011), which now has 1400 members. She coaches home-based freelance writers on how to grow their income with her proven program, Freelance Writers Den 2X Income Accelerator. Her own freelance business ramped to six figures in the downturn of ‘08-’10. Her freelance clients have included Forbes, Entrepreneur, Seattle Magazine, Delta Sky, Costco, American Express, Deloitte, and many more. She’s the author of 2 print books and 10+ e-books. Website: https://www.makealivingwriting.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-tice-freelance-writing-business-coach-book-ghostwriter/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/makealivingwriting Free ebook The Recession-Proof Freelancer: https://www.makealivingwriting.com/recession-proof-freelancer  

Who says you can’t write for a living? In fact, if you’re really good at it and you’re willing to do the hard work, you might just hit six figures doing freelance work. Impossible? Well, you haven’t met Carol Tice yet. From a starving songwriter to becoming a thought leader in the freelance writer’s community, Carol’s journey has been all about grit and hustle, but all of that blood, sweat and tears paid off stupendously. Doing paid writing work is certainly not for everybody, including many writers themselves, but if you think you’ve got what it takes, know that there is a whole universe of opportunities waiting for you out there. Listen to Carol as she shares her story and impart her freelancing wisdom on the show with Joshua Rhodes. She also takes a moment to talk about the Freelance Writers Den, an online community where freelance writers can learn how to grow their income. Interested in joining? Stick around to learn how to sign up.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Rhodes to Wealth community today:https://rhodestowealth.comFacebookLinkedInTwitterInstagram

Today's topic is of the utmost importance in these unprecedented times. I'm joined by Carol Tice, who shares insights about what it takes to become a recession-proof freelancer. Carol knows a lot about how to build a thriving freelance business in the midst of a major recession. She shares key strategies that you can employ right now to make sure you're building the best business, even in the midst of a global pandemic!   Podcast Outline: [0:46] Introduction to Carol Tice and the topic of building a recession-proof business [2:17] How Carol started freelance writing and became passionate about teaching writers to make a living online [8:29] The lack of community and online training years ago - how Carol recognized and addressed that gap [9:15] How many writers have a poverty mentality - what's necessary to overcome that vision. Carol explains how stasis is the bad scenario, but change brings opportunity. [10:57] Introduction to the topic: How are we thriving as freelancers in the midst of an unprecedented global pandemic that has economic implications? [11:45] What Carol sees happening for the gig economy during this global pandemic - she describes the types of businesses that are busy right now, reopening and pivoting. [13:39] The big things Carol learned in the past recession that are applicable now - who's currently positioned to be a winner [14:27] Insights from Carol's ebook: The Recession-Proof Freelancer - Carol discusses the big things to remember during hard times and which industries are the winners. [18:10] How to develop a marketing discipline and the importance of not taking clients for granted - Carol explains how to use LinkedIn and virtual conferences to find leads and quality clients [20:58] How to avoid the “underworld of freelance writing” in a recession, leaving commodity clients and entering the world of value clients [24:42] Should freelancers discount prices - how to do it strategically as a form of marketing or as an introductory rate  [26:40] The importance of big content creation projects - why book ghosting has boomed on sites like Reedsy as people think about the big picture and leaving a legacy [29:50] How online education and digital products are fueling the need for writers and freelancers to power clients' businesses [30:25] The big takeaway - how business is not going back to the way it was [31:01] The importance of aligning yourself with people who are like-minded and have a long vision that the new normal could be better than you thought - Craig and Carol explain the importance of having a community of business-focused freelancers who are serious about what they're doing and have positive energy. [34:34] How to get to know Carol and what she's doing right now Resources and tools discussed in this episode:   Carol Tice's blog: https://www.makealivingwriting.com/blog/  Freelancer's Writer's Den https://freelancewritersden.com/  Carol's free ebook: The Recession-Proof Freelancer https://www.makealivingwriting.com/ebooks/recession-proof-freelancer/  LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/  LinkedIn Pulse https://www.linkedin.com/company/pulse-news/about/  Upwork https://www.upwork.com/  Reedsy https://reedsy.com/  Forbes Business Council https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesbusinesscouncil/  Medium https://medium.com/  Google https://www.google.com/  FlexJobs https://www.flexjobs.com/

From $200 Essay Content winner to Six-Figure Freelance Writer Carol TiceShe started as a song writer who won an Essay content to a freelance writer who built her own freelance life in 2005. She grew overtime and now makes 6 figures as a freelance.She gives tips on how to conquer the technical mountain of blogging and using your insight for your blog as a magazine - in short, provide VALUE and ACTION to your readers.Also, she talks about how to find out if this is a career for you...or not!Also, how this is a GREAT time to find health niche clients!Oh, and we answer the question, "How do I start?"http://www.MakeaLivingwriting.com is her website.The Freelance Writer Den is where you can find other freelance writers (The Savvy Scribe Collective is NURSE writers)The Recession Proof Freelancer Ebook is your resource for the upcoming recession. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B087MM5NKK/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0The big takeaway - Freelance writing has a trillion dollars of work...macroeconomic events may not affect you as a writer. I also talk about my business and how I used Carol's book to make my own recession proof plan!We talk a LOT about how the upcoming recession PROBABLY isn't going to affect the marketing freelance writer - even if you're just starting out.Mentioned:Jon Marrow: https://smartblogger.com/Support the show (http://www.thesavvyscribepodcast.com)

A small blog doesn't have to mean a small income. By helping a specific group of people solve their problems, Carol Tice has attracted more than 1500 members -- at $25 a month -- to join her community. Note: Click here to download Carol’s top tips for starting and growing a paid membership community from this episode. Carol went from working as a freelance writer, to coaching others how to become freelance writers, to building one of the largest online membership sites for freelance writers. (I found Carol while doing keyword research for terms like “get paid to write” and “make money writing” – and Carol OWNS this space.) The best part is that the paid membership model is an awesome way to build an online business, and it’s a model that can be applied to just about any niche. It didn’t come without sacrifice for Carol, who was working full-time and had two preschoolers when she started her blog. “I didn’t see a TV show, I didn’t go out to a movie, I didn’t go to dinner parties,” Carol explained. But with hard work, a laser-focused attitude towards her goals, and good communication with her audience, Carol has built something special for freelance writers. Tune in to hear how Carol built her membership site from the ground up. She explains how she uses funnels to constantly bring in new members, and how she keeps members engaged (any paying) for the long-haul. You’ll learn loads of actionable stuff, and how you can also apply the same tactics to develop a recurring revenue business of your own.

Key Takeaways: [0:18] Today’s episode of Franchise Euphoria is brought to you by IndyFranchiseLaw.com, a leading resource in the franchise space. Head over to IndyFranchiseLaw.com learn more! [1:00] For today’s episode, Josh heads into the archives of early Franchise Euphoria to bring back an episode with esteemed business author, Carol Tice, who was featured on the third ever episode of Franchise Euphoria. [2:06] The flashback begins with Josh introducing Carol Tice, a franchise writer and blogger who has incredible insight on the risks associated with franchising. [3:20] Carol’s writing career really took off when she transitioned to reporting. She spent five years writing about home improvement--specifically lumber yards--which served as her introduction into the business world. [5:30] One of the big things you want to buy with a franchise is expertise and a proven model. Oftentimes, businesses start selling franchises quickly after opening their first location. This can be a red flag to anybody looking to purchase a franchise. [7:38] As a franchisee, you need to ask yourself what you are getting out of your franchisor in return for the royalty fee you pay them. [9:41] While you miss out on brand recognition by buying into the franchises, on the other hand, you are presented with ground floor opportunity. [10:52] Buying a franchise is kind of like a romance movie. People fall in love with the brand and commit to purchasing a franchise, but the problem is that they don’t do their due diligence. [12:00] Carol suggests that you ask yourself the following questions before you buy a franchise: (1) How many of these franchises have been sold off, closed, or changed hands in the past year? (2) Have you spent a day job shadowing an owner who operates their business? (3) Have you called up owners and asked them if they would buy the franchise again if they go could back in time? [14:53] Many people don’t realize that franchise failure happens behind the scenes. [19:04] Some people will really hate being franchisees because they want more freedom to do their own thing. [22:30] Franchising often appears as a safer option than starting your own “Mom & Pop” business, but Carol is not entirely convinced that is the case. [24:51] Carol suggests that something that new and potential franchisees don’t account for is how much money they will need to get over the hump of starting a new franchise location. [27:52] In franchising, once you sign your franchise fees, you never get that money back, so it’s all the more important to be very careful on the front end and do extra due diligence. [30:26] You have to realize that there is no guarantee for success when it comes to franchising, but you can increase your likelihood by doing some real research before getting yourself into that situation. [35:37] Thanks for listening, and please, reach out to Josh anytime through email at josh@franchiseeuphoria.com. If you enjoyed this interview, please leave us a review on iTunes.   Mentioned in This Episode: josh@franchiseeuphoria.com www.franchiseeuphoria.com www.indyfranchiselaw.com Carol’s Forbes Blog www.caroltice.com

Article writing is one of the most fun and lucrative ways to make a living as a freelance writer. The variety of work is significant. For instance, ytou can write blog posts for a client. Or you can focus on the growing trend of brand journalism. Or maybe specialize in writing placed articles. In this episode, veteran freelance writer and founder of , Carol Tice, details five ways to earn a great income writing articles for clients. She describes each opportunity in detail. She explains who's hiring writers in each category. And she discusses the earning potential for these projects.

Scheduled Guests: Carol Tice, Stephanie Chandler, Jennifer Forest and Joyce Roche. Sponsored by Sage North America and Nextiva.

Scheduled Guests: Tish Squillaro, Author of HeadTrash, Carol Tice talks about how to start a business on a shoestring, MaryAnn Bekkedahl, Founder of The Swizzle, and Tara Rethore. Sponsored by Nextiva and Sage.

For many writers, the idea of having to negotiate with a client makes them break out in a cold sweat. But negotiating is a critical skill. It can help you land more work at better fees. And it can protect you from savvy clients who know how to negotiate well. Fortunately, you don't need to be an expert negotiator to reap the benefits. Even basic negotiating skills will take you far. And in today's episode, freelance writer Carol Tice will show you simple and practical tips for negotiating more effectively as a freelancer. About This Show The High-Income Business Writing podcast is a production of B2B Biz Launcher. It's designed for business writers and copywriters who want to propel their writing business to the six-figure level (or the part-time equivalent). To learn more about negotiating smarter, I interview Carol Tice for this episode of The High Income Business Writing podcast. Carol is a freelance writer for publications and businesses. Since 2005, she has been a full-time freelancer writing for a lot of different clients. Before that she was a staff writer for the Puget Sound Business Journal writing about retail, ecommerce, restaurant, nonprofits, higher education and more. She spent five years at National Home Center News (now Home Channel News) learning how to sell merchandise at 100% markup while covering home improvement retailing for the trade publication. Carol also teaches other freelancer writers how to grow their income. In this episode, Carol explains how to negotiate well and make the most money possible for each gig. Frequently, freelance writers just take what they the prospect says they want to pay or expect the prospect to take what they tell them. From past work experience as a paralegal at the William Morris agency, Carol learned negotiating is normal. It is done in all industries; it is a part of business and most importantly, it is expected. Nobody is insulted or going to walk away when they ask if there is more money in the contract!   When someone doesn’t want to negotiate with you, they probably are not a good prospect anyhow.

In this episode, you’ll learn how to get started with freelance writing. I’ve brought on Carol Tice from Make a Living Writing to share her deepest secrets. She’s a successful freelance writer, and she teaches writers how to get paid well, so you’ll learn a lot. We’ll also cover the topic of fear and some […]

In this episode, you’ll learn how to get started with freelance writing. I’ve brought on Carol Tice from Make a Living Writing to share her deepest secrets. She’s a successful freelance writer, and she teaches writers how to get paid well, so you’ll learn a lot. We’ll also cover the topic of fear and some […]The post LLP 009 - How to Make Your First 0 Freelance Writing first appeared on Wake Up Cloud.