Six-Figure Freelancer:
How to Find, Price, and Manage
Corporate Writing Assignments
FOURTH EDITION

Paul Lima was a busy technology freelance writer, earning a six-figure income, during the dot-com boom. When it went bust, so did many of his Information Technology corporate clients. Paul developed new  business and marketing plans and within 18 months he was as busy as he was during the height of the dot-com boom. Today, he is now performing a greater variety of tasks for more clients than ever before!

To help freelancer writers create a personal road map to business success, Paul created a  workshop based on his experiences. He has now turned his popular workshop into Six-Figure Freelancer.

"Your expert plan, as outlined in your book, has demystified the marketing and other business aspects of writing for me. I find your instructions to be straight forward, informative, and valuable." - Bonnie Zink, Corporate Writer, Researcher, and Editor.

Focusing on writing for corporate markets (including businesses, associations, government agencies, non-profits and other organizations), Six Figure Freelancer demonstrates how to plan and market your way to freelance writing success.

“This book delivers an exciting message: Freelance writers can make a good living! I urge any freelancer struggling to make ends meet to get Paul Lima's down-to-earth book, study it, and do what it says. You will look back and realize this was a turning point in your writing life.” – Gordon Graham, past-president, Professional Writers Association of Canada

"Paul Lima proves that with focus, planning and confidence, success as a corporate freelance writer is possible. If you want to start a corporate writing business, you need to read this book." – Elizabeth Cockle

"The wisdom in Paul Lima's books made my dream of being a mompreneur come true. His practical freelancing tips helped me build a business around my passion for writing and editing. Thanks to his creative exercises and methodical approach, I landed corporate clients and publication work, and I feel exhilarated!" - Lisa Goller

"After reading the section about emails and lost time, I moved more than 1,750 emails in my inbox to organized folders within my inbox. My inbox, after almost five hours of work, is completely empty. Every night, I empty my inbox. I also have a new policy of replying to every email I get within 24 hours. I am saving a bunch of time there for sure, procrastinating a little less, and being more efficient." - Rod in Toronto