If you're trying to break into the freelance writing market, you might often say aloud, "God, where's the money in the freelance writing market?! I swear I'll never dress up like a clown and scare people on the street again…”

According to Writer's Digest 2005 Writer's Market, copywriting is where it's at. Copywriter's make $24-$100 dollars an hour producing copy for businesses. You can earn $330-$6,000 per brochure, flier, or booklet! They are also in demand for ads! And since you blog, you may already be adept at keyword optimization.

If you think about it, we already knew who has the money in the world—corporations and small businesses. The same applies for the writing market. Copywriting can make you a fortune (It's not always fun, but it pays the bills and beyond.).

One way to get a copywriting gig is to e-mail small businesses, saying you're interested in a job. Start small and work your way up to the big dogs. Countless lists of insurance companies, electronic retailers, etc., exist on the net. Search for them in search engines.

If you move people with your writing, are technically skilled, and want to make serious cash, give it a run.