Title: 17 Freelance Writing Niches That Still Pay Big Bucks in 2021
Headings: 17 Freelance Writing Niches That Still Pay Big Bucks in 2021
17 Freelance Writing Niches That Still Pay Big Bucks in 2021
What Exactly is a Freelance Writing Niche?
“The Riches Are In The Niches”
What Makes a Freelance Writing Niche Profitable?
Editor’s Note:
Freelance Writing Niches: 9 High-Paying Content Types
1. Long-form Blog Posts or Ultimate Guides
2. E-Books
3. White Papers
4. Case Studies
5. Email Writing
6. Sales Pages or Landing Pages
7. Video Script Writing
8. Online or E-Learning Courses
9. Book Writing (Ghostwriting)
Freelance Writing Niches: 8 High-Paying Topics
1. Finance / Personal Finance
2. Cryptocurrency / Blockchain
3. Technology Writing
4. Digital Marketing
5. SaaS (Software-as-a-Service)
6. Alternative Health / CBD Products
7. Education
8. Real Estate
How to Pick the Best Freelance Writing Niche for You
What is Your Area of Expertise? (Or What Are You Willing to Learn About?)
What Are You Passionate About? (Or What Do You Enjoy Writing About?)
How To Validate and Test Your Freelance Writing Niche
Is There a Market For It (And Does It Pay Enough For Your Needs)?
The Ultimate Freelance Writing Niche Test
If Nothing Else, Just Get Started
Karen MacKenzie

Content: For example, there is a high demand for writers who understand search engine optimization (SEO writing). But there aren’t as many writers with this technical skill, so the pay for this type of writing will be higher. Conversely, avoid niches with lots of willing writers, or high supply. For many of the “fun” topics, there’s an ample supply of writers who want to write about them. But since there is only so much demand, the high supply of writers will drive rates down. Editor’s Note: Want a tip to help you determine if a writing niche is popular or not? Follow the money. If you find lots of online ads for freelance writing jobs in a particular niche, chances are the niche is profitable. True, smart clients will continue to hire writers and produce content during a recession (it pays off for them long-term), but unsophisticated clients will stop — unless they’re still making money.