Creating content, for love or for money, is usually a solitary endeavor. It’s just you, your equipment, and your thoughts — writing stories, sharing knowledge, creating something to teach, shock, awe, or titillate Very...
Getting started with a sex blog is nearly as difficult as keeping one going. This kind of content is often inherently personal. Even if you decide you want to write fiction, you put a...
Want to know what it takes to be a smutlancer from someone who’s doing it herself? Check out the latest Smutlancer Profile on Jayne Renault.
I’ve been a freelance writer since June 2014. That means in a few weeks (as of the date of publication), I’ll reach the five year anniversary of working for myself. In that time, I’ve...
April was the most relaxing month I’ve had all year. I began 2019 with big projects and then moved right into focusing on Eroticon. After getting back from London, John Brownstone and I turned...
For anyone else who berates yourself for not doing enough, for failing, for setting impossible goals you can never meet, maybe we didn’t fail and quite possibly we do exactly enough. And maybe the real problem is that we expect way too much of ourselves.
A call to action is a clear direction from you on what your audience can/should do next. Here’s what you need to know about them.
In the on-going censorship of anything sexual on social media, a lot of creators are left wondering what they’re supposed to do once all the social media platforms kick us off. How are we...
Building a reputation and online visibility, and ultimately earning compensation for the work you do are arguably the most significant goals on your smutlancing journey. You may pitch and submit to publications and will work with professional editors and publishers.
If you’re creating content and putting it out in the world, there’s one question I think you need to ask yourself on some kind of regular basis: who is your audience? More importantly, who do you want your audience to be?
