Niche marketing is big business on the Internet. This post is another installment on my Freelance Writing Guide For New Freelancers. Most people find it hard to imagine what exactly this involves. Niche sites can be built on different platforms, using several models of advertising.

To help you see the bigger picture, here is a list of how a niche could be constructed:

• BANS sites
• A product specific site
• A service specific blog (like freelance writing)
• A site targeted for Adsense income
• An affiliate product site
• A physical product site, involving postal shipping

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While thinking about more writers tools to help you get through your day with ease I couldn’t let the week go by without my trusted Moleskine hack. In fact, the hack is an adapted version from Mike Rohde’s own Moleskine hack. When I came across his hack late last year I knew I wanted the same system for myself.

Up until then I had been fighting with thousands of paper snippets, several notebook sizes (I couldn’t find a suitable one I really liked) plus an A4 diary. I got increasingly frustrated with the paper clutter in my life.

Research Wizard Pro is the coolest research tool I have ever seen anywhere. I’m considering myself to be quite of a research queen. After all, I spent years trawling the Internet, combing, sorting and ingesting information for various purposes. If all, my insatiable hunger to learn more every day puts me on a never ending quest to keep looking. But even with my expensive online research experience I have no chance against Research Wizard Pro.

What is Research Wizard Pro?

In short, Research Wizard Pro is a must have tool for any freelance writer, author, teacher, lecturer, niche marketer, etc. who consider their time valuable. Naturally there is way more to it than this and I’m going to show you why.

White Smoke is a smart online writing software working with all applications. Whether you are about to send an email, write a blog post in any editor or construct a letter in Word, White Smoke lets you check at the click of your mouse, whether your grammar and English is up to standards.

Just click F2, in any application, to have your own editor and spell check software at hand.

I have sampled White Smoke for a few weeks now and am generally impressed by the ease of use. Admittedly, it took me a while to learn the software as initially I didn’t really know what I was doing.

This coming week will be a writer’s tool week. Since I have become involved as a freelance writer I have come across some really cool tools for writers.

• Become A Better Writer With White Smoke 

• Research Wizard Pro - Offering Easier Research

• My Moleskine Hack

• Write Distraction Free With Q10

While some of them will be free, others yet have a price tag attached to them. However, I totally endorse every single product I’m going to write about. I’m also using them in my daily business and have found these writer’s tools really help me to save time, headaches plus money, when I consider it.

The attributes of the Western Zodiac has long held fascination with many people. Being associated with the four classical elements of fire, water, air, earth, Zodiac signs are ruled by planetary influences, star constellations as well as the elements itself.

As individuals who run businesses we all fall under the hood of one or several Zodiac signs, whether we like it or not. Their qualities give us a mark of attributes, letting us connect with some people while clashing with others. Astrologers have long built a connection between human compatibilities and the Zodiac signs of our planetary system.

Trim is sexy or so they say. Normally acquainted with weigh tloss, trim is also sexy when it comes to words. By cutting out the fluff in our conversation we manage to attract. Like showing off a fit body we can also show our buff writing when we compose posts.

I have a confession to make. Lately I’ve been checking myself out. Opposed to the mirror where I steal the occasional glimpse I’ve been checking out my word fat. While doing this I noticed an interesting trend.

As a blogger I’m always cautious of what I write and how I write it. After all, what I say here can be taken against me if I was to abuse, harass or even speak against somebody in a defamatory way. The fact remains that bloggers worldwide are being taken to court by corporations and single entities because of what they wrote about, which is called libel in legal terms.

SEO writing is a huge part of my freelancing business. I do it a lot and it isn’t really that hard either. For some reasons however most people fear writing for SEO because they have no clue on how to proceed. Writing for SEO is the next installment in my Freelance Writing Guide For New Freelancers to help you understand how easy it really is.

WordPress blogs have a very good advantage over traditional websites. They are ideal to rank well in search engines and it is relatively easy to style them for perfect on site SEO. But more importantly, if our blog posts aren’t written in an easy to understand language containing the necessary keywords, they will never rank well in Google, especially in a competitive market.

In traditional mathematics a quotient is the result of a divination. When we divide a figure with another one, the resulting number is the actual quotient. But how does this compare to business and what can we do to determine our success quotient?

Wikipedia describes the three main factor of divination as follows:

a - resembles the starting dividend

b - resembles the divisor and

c - resembles the quotient which in our example is business success.