A portfolio that shows off the work you do, your skills, your talents, and connections you’ve made can help you get hired and make money as a smutlancer. It’s no guarantee of success, but it helps you as a professional.
I use as many organizational tools as I can to be productive. Today, I’m sharing the four main tools I use and how I use them to keep my work and files organized. They’re all quite common — you probably use them to. These are simply my methods.
Not every smutlancer makes their money in the same way, but ultimately, it’s all about creating content. If you love sexting and feel good about your ability to weave a fantasy with words (and images), you may find another source of income in chat sites like Arousr.
Molly Moore has been a sex blogger and erotic photographer for a long time. Before she was my peer, she was my hero — and I still want to be like her when I grow up. Learn more about Molly’s smutlancing life.
May 2019 is down from April, but still a great month. Income and expenses were up but sometimes you have to spend money to make money.
Welcome to Elust 118-The only place where the smartest and hottest sex bloggers are featured under one roof every month. Whether you’re looking for sex journalism, erotic writing, relationship advice or kinky discussions it’ll be here at Elust.
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 few of us achieve our goals alone. We all need help — from our peers and from mentors. I’ve found that the longer you do this smutlancing thing, the more your mentors become your peers. Whether you’re looking for a peer or a mentor (or both!), I’m excited to announce a new collaboration to help you level up, learn new things, and reach your goals. Announcing...
Blogging / Sex Bloggers/Sex Toy Reviewers
by Kayla Lords · Published May 13, 2019 · Last modified July 23, 2020
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 piece of yourself on the page. And, as plenty of sex bloggers can tell you, assumptions will be made about you whether you’re writing fiction or fact. While the look and feel of your sex blog matters, it’s the content that will always be most important. You don’t have to have the pretty design or the coolest features right away. What you need most is content...
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 written for a lot of clients and websites (some sex, some vanilla). Many were great to work with, some…less so. All of those clients, and all of those words, taught me a lot. Hopefully, you’ll find something useful in these lessons, too. About My Word Count Yes, I track my word count for work I get paid to do: freelance writing clients and sponsored blog posts...
