Jennifer Akers: The Best Freelance Writer Ever

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Freelance Writer for Online and Print Media

Jennifer Akers writes for online and print media. She is a review coordinator and book reviewer for MyShelf.com. Individuals and businesses have worked with her to pump up their online presence and clarify their message through her writing services: web articles, web content, newsletters, sales letters, copywriting, proofreading and editing. Clients love her work and attribute their satisfaction to her strong writing and professionalism.



Jennifer shares her love of writing and reading as an elementary school volunteer. She teaches writing basics through fun, interactive games to inspire new generations of writers and readers. She also volunteered as a cub scout leader, in which she developed games; created monthly newsletters; and wrote a cub scout play and co-created a cub scout graduation.

Do you need hot topic articles for your next publication? Do you want a freelancer who understands your audience?

Discover the benefit of hiring a writing pro: quality work, delivered on time.

For a consultation, contact Jennifer Akers.

The Top Five Reasons Jennifer Akers is the Best Freelancewriter 


    • Writing Pro = Quality work, delivered by deadline

    • Experienced online writer with focus social networking and SEO

    • Human interest writer, covering parenting, relationships, and education

    • Book reviewer and review coordinator for MyShelf.com

    • Freelance writing, copywriting, proofreading, and editing

"Jennifer ... is ethical, forthcoming, interested in helping others do their jobs."

SQUID LOG 

News Magazine : Blog Index : Squidoo Resources

I'm now writing on SquidLog: writer Jennifer Akers. I'm honored to be offered a position among the other amazing lensmasters. SquidLog is an ezine of Squidoo and blog resources.

Jennifer Shares Squidooing Secrets with Carolyn Howard-Johnson 

Excerpts from Their Interview

Carolyn:


I haven't quite figured out how to use ...(social networks). I started trying to use them on my blogs and got hung up. I'm still working on it, though.




Jennifer:



Carolyn, you're fabulous at marketing and making social contacts. I get more contacts from Squidoo when my lenses are built from my passions with substantial content...

I love being able to help others and share new information. That's the heart of social networks. It's helpful to define your topic and your lens purpose when you start. It will grow from there.

 

Jennifer Akers's Facebook profile

Be a Social Butterfly in Others' Guestbooks 

My warning is for people not to use it to spam others or to leave random messages on lenses or groups solely to leave their 'lens-print'. Join groups and make comments on lenses, but do so because you're interested in the topic and want your lens-print there.

~ Jennifer Akers, excerpt from the interview, "Jennifer Akers Shares Squidooing Secrets" with Carolyn Howard-Johnson

 

Carolyn:



So, tell me. Do you see any results of any kind from having a Squidoo lens?




Jennifer:



I've been contacted to write articles on another site, do a podcast interview, and join a Squidoo marketer for a new product based on one of my topic lenses. Just a few things off the top of my head, besides the small checks.

The Best How-To Writing Books 

Jennifer's Recommendations

Writer's Digest Handbook of Magazine Article Writing

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Starting Your Career As a Freelance Writer

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Secrets of a Freelance Writer, Third Edition: How to Make $100,000 a Year or More

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For the Love of Writing 

All Genres, All Ages

Nurturing and educating our kids. Watch the video on kids' literacy.

Stephen King, master novelist, gives advice to writers.

Carolyn Howard-Jones, award winning author and poet, shares her secrets on frugal book editing and promotion.

Eckerd College, my alma mater, teaches English to kids.

Rey Ybarra Speaks to Carolyn Howard-Johnson

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HowToDoItFrugally series

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Advice from Stephen King

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Reading and Writing with Preschool and Primary Children

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Holiday Greetings from the Admission Office 2006

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Eckerd College Youth Camp 2005 - Aulas de inglês - Part 2

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Squidoo Groups - Joining Lenses in One Place 

My Squidoo group about kids TV shows, cartoons, and actors. The lenses are from all over the world - and for shows that all ages (preschool to teens) will love.

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Read Full Interview - Jennifer Akers Shares Squidoo Secrets 

Interview published on "Sharing With Writers" blog by Carolyn Howard-Johnson

Sharing With Writers

Carolyn Howard-Johnson interviewed Jennifer for her blog "Sharing With Writers and Readers." Excerpts of that interview are listed on this lens. Read the entire interview for more Squidoo lensbuilding tips from Jennifer Akers.

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Your turn: Am I right? 

JenniferAkers wrote...

Thanks, Julie! Sometimes, it's hard to visit everywhere you'd like to be, but the point is to spread some genuine happiness (and no plugging your own) in someone's guestbook.

Thanks to Kab, Big Girl Blue, Margaret, Laraine, and you for being social butterflies in my guestbook. :-) [in reply to JaguarJulie]

ReplyPosted July 09, 2009

JaguarJulie wrote...

Ah, Jennifer -- I like this: "Be a Social Butterfly in Others' Guestbooks!" Excellent point.

ReplyPosted June 19, 2009

kab wrote...

The Giant Squid Greeters are kicking off a fun team challenge. You are hereby formally invited to join my team: Kab's Fab Squid Squad. I think you'd be a great addition to the Squid Squad. The deadline to join is May 1.

ReplyPosted April 29, 2009

BigGirlBlue wrote...

An excellent profile of your skills and no how.

ReplyPosted April 19, 2009

mbrownauthor wrote...

Great lens!

ReplyPosted January 28, 2009

 
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