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It is easier to write to earn these days than ever before. The internet has made it possible to outsource writings covering a diverse range of topics from around the world. Anyone who has a flair for writing can use his or her skills to serve many industries. A person could be a writer of books or an advertising copy writer. On the other hand an individual can be a technical writer or a content creator for company websites. At the same time, one could be a medical or a legal transcriber. Then there are ghost writers, writers of e-books, blogs and business correspondence. All organized activity will require the support of writers one time or the other.

In the media, there are many opportunities for writers. One could be a city editor, section editor, copyeditor, journalist, new writer, reporter, associate editor, publications editor, story editor, executive editor, critic, wire editor, correspondent, columnist or a bureau reporter. Freelancing is increasingly the preferred choice among writers as they are able work according to their own convenience and have access to increasing opportunities thanks to worldwide internet connectivity. While staying at home, they can work as communication consultants, reporters, ghost writers, web content developers, contributing editors and book reviewers.

The government also employs various types of writers. They can be used to write speeches, translate government policies into written documents, as well as perform the role of a press secretary. Academic professionals also provide opportunities to writers. They can be employed as communication specialists, academic curriculum developers, academic journal editors, writing teachers, magazine editors etc.



Business Communications also has plenty of openings for writers. This is a crucial function for any firm and much stress is laid on the writers' abilities to understand the business environment. A writer can expect to jobs like internal publication editor, technical writer, technical editor, external publication editor, communication coordinator, government affairs specialist, and speech writer. Book publishing has been an industry any writer would like to be associated with and there are a number of jobs available with publishing companies. Some of the positions include associate editor, product manager, researcher, senior editor, dictionary editor, editorial assistant, electronic publishing and assistant editor.

The art and entertainment industry provides many opportunities for writers to earn an income. Writers can work as authors, playwrights, screenplay writers, reviewers, critics, poets, lyricists, etc. Thus, we see that there is really no limit to the number of work opportunities writers can find in many industries.

A person has the choice to either work for companies or take on assignments on a freelance basis. With the internet expanding the market and one being able to apply for and obtain assignments 24 x 7 anywhere in the world, more people now view writing as a serious career choice or at least a way to expand income. The good news is that the demand for writers is only growing with more and more industries requiring specialist writers to disseminate information about their firms and their products and services.
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