Niklas Göke – Become A Professional Writer In The Digital Age

Niklas Göke – Become A Professional Writer In The Digital Age

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A professional writer publishes frequently, is read widely, and benefits from their work financially.
Write Like A Pro will teach you how to finally establish
a consistent writing practice, reach a wide audience,
and monetize your work in different ways.
Every failed writer has failed for the exact, same reason: they stopped writing.
With this course, that won’t happen to you.

This program is perfect for frustrated writers, who really want to make writing their career, but somehow got stuck or even quit along the way.
It is optimized for non-fiction writing, but works for fiction too.
In Write Like A Pro, you will learn:
The professional mindset with which some of today’s most successful authors managed to continue in the face of rejection, sometimes for decades.
How to use methods of behavior change to quickly build momentum and cement a regular writing habit.
Why you need a deliberate writing practice, what that looks like, and how you can use it to let your work speak for itself (aka how to market yourself without marketing).
What specific writing tactics must go in your toolbox, as you build your own arsenal of writing techniques.
How to break into various, new writing platforms, like Quora and Medium, and reach a large audience within weeks, not years (without needing your own website).
Why you don’t have to write books, and how you can work your way to a full-time income when you monetize your writing in multiple ways.
…and a whole lot more!

If you want writing to be your career,
the only thing that matters is consistency.
When I first started writing, I didn’t know what professional writers know: the only thing that matters is being consistent.
That’s the “big secret” of writing. You have to find a way to sit down in your chair over, and over, and over again. That’s it.
But amateurs don’t know that. I didn’t know that. And so I wasn’t consistent.
I would have three great ideas and write about them three weeks in a row. Then, I’d hit a snag and not publish anything for a month.
It was only when I made a conscious effort at building a real writing habit that failure started to faze me less and less.
But when I think back to all my lowest points, my worst moments, the last thing I would have wanted to hear is “try harder.” I honestly believe it would’ve made me quit.
Because here’s another truth about writing:
If you’ve picked up a pen already, even just once, and loved it, consistency will come naturally once your frustrations wash away.
That’s why you have to keep playing around with different things. Eventually, stuff will click into place. But to do that, you must find a practice that lets you enjoy the process itself.
This course is designed to help you develop that practice. It is two parts strategy and one part tactics.
I want to share all of my experiences, my frustrations, my highs and lows with you. All while giving you actionable marketing tactics, timeless writing techniques, and creative ways to financially benefit from your work.
These are the tight ropes and loose ends I wish I had to guide and inspire me way back when.
By the end of this course, you will have:
The mindset to succeed in committing yourself to being a full-time writer.
A system for writing regularly and publishing on a set schedule.
A process to improve your writing, which will ensure you’ll get better.
A set of marketing tactics that work, without taking away from your craft.
An exact plan for creating multiple income streams based on your writing.
Dozens of new writing tricks and techniques up your sleeve.
Digested 10,000+ hours of experience in this industry in just a few hours of your time.
…and an understanding of everything that separates amateur writers from the pros.
Module 1 – The Mindset Of A Pro

Learn how professionals approach not just their career, but their entire life. We’ll dispel common writing myths, find proper motivation, and clear many roadblocks before you ever put pen to paper.
You will learn:
Why the self-improvement movement only clouds most people’s thinking
What to do when everyone tells you you’re wrong and your writing sucks
Where you can find endless motivation to write
Why professionals don’t need to rely on ideas and inspiration
How ideas actually form
Which mental phases you’ll go through as you transition from amateur to pro
Module 2 – Building A Consistent Practice
Learn how to quickly build momentum with a regular publishing routine. We’ll break down the science of habits, use just the right tools, and build a content creation system that works effortlessly.
You will learn:
Where you should start if you’re just picking up writing again
Which framework I used to help over 300 people change their habits
The only two tools you need to succeed as a writer
What coding principle helps the best writers ship relentlessly
The simple spreadsheet you can use to plan a month of content in just one hour
Which technique will easily give you 100 blog post ideas or more
Module 3 – Making Your Practice Deliberate
Learn how to actually improve as a writer. With lots of tactics and feedback mechanisms, we’ll make sure you get better and better, until the quality of your work speaks for itself.
You will learn:
Why the concept of deliberate practice is essential for all high performers
Which kind of feedback you need for your writing to truly get better
The one variable most bloggers miss

How to break into the most relevant writing platforms, like Medium and Quora
How to write content that actually ranks on Google
What frameworks you can use to tell stories in compelling ways
The single most valuable non-writing activity for all writers
Module 4 – Attracting An Audience
Learn how to kickstart your growth on all platforms with the art of subtle marketing. We’ll debunk several promotion myths, expose time wasters, and focus on the actionable 80/20 of tactics that work.
You will learn:
Why the #1 mistake tech startups make is a great habit for writers
The big fat lie people have been telling you about email lists
How to bake marketing into your writing and outgun any active promotion
What the most important variable of succeeding on Medium and Quora is
How to outrank the world’s biggest sites with dead-simple SEO tweaks
Why the greatest marketing tactic will also make you a better writer
Which 5-minute promotion hacks are worth your time and effort
Module 5 – Making Money From Your Writing
Learn why modern-day professional writers don’t rely on one source of income. We’ll dissect the 4 types of professionals making the big bucks and how you can become one yourself.
You will learn:
The two ways we pay for written words, and which is better
How to start your path to becoming an author, freelancer, marketer or artist
Advantages and disadvantages of the four types of earning writers
The only thing you should base your writing income on
How to live any writer’s dream with the purest way to profit from your art

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Business is the activity of making one’s living or making money by producing or buying and selling products (such as goods and services).
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It does not mean it is a company, a corporation, partnership, or have any such formal organization, but it can range from a street peddler to General Motors.”

Having a business name does not separate the business entity from the owner, which means that the owner of the business is responsible and liable for debts incurred by the business.
If the business acquires debts, the creditors can go after the owner’s personal possessions.
A business structure does not allow for corporate tax rates. The proprietor is personally taxed on all income from the business.