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Natasha Khullar Relph

Where to Find the Best Freelance Writing Opportunities in 2026

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Freelancer on laptop researching freelance writing opportunities.

Looking for high-quality freelance writing opportunities in 2026? These are the platforms, publications, and people paying real money for real talent. There’s no shortage of freelance writing opportunities out there—just a shortage of patience to dig through all the junk. For every dream gig writing travel stories from Bali, there are fifty asking you to […]

How to Plan a Successful Book Launch in 2026

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Books in a row, symbolizing the excitement of a book launch.

A successful book launch isn’t about luck—it’s about timing, buzz, and strategy. Here’s how to pull off all three. Here’s the thing about a book launch: it’s not the champagne toast. It’s the weeks—sometimes months—of groundwork that make the toast mean something. You can have the best book in the world, but if no one […]

How to Write an Ebook That Generates Consistent Sales

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Morning coffee and phone on the table—the perfect setting to learn how to write an ebook.

Most ebooks die on day one. Here’s how to write an ebook that earns—steadily, quietly, and for years to come. You know what’s better than waking up to fresh coffee? Waking up to fresh sales. That’s the magic of ebooks: once you’ve done the work, they keep selling whether you’re hustling at your desk or […]

Inclusive Language: Essential Tips for Professional Writers

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Diverse group walking together, representing the spirit of inclusive language.

Inclusive language isn’t a trend—it’s the difference between being read and being respected. Here’s how to nail the nuance. Words age faster than wine—and when they go bad, everyone notices. What was “harmless” in 1996 can sound like a red flag in 2026. The difference? Awareness. As professional writers, we don’t just describe the world; […]

How to Write an Op-Ed That Editors Will Buy

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Close-up of a black megaphone charm, a nod to how to write an op-ed with impact.

Everyone has opinions. Few can sell them. Here’s how to write an op-ed that gets published (and paid). A good op-ed can do more than get your name in print—it can shape public opinion, influence policy, and spark the kind of conversation that has people texting articles to their group chats. It’s a chance to […]

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