Jennifer Mattern

Jenn Mattern is a professional blogger, freelance business writer, consultant, and indie author. She runs numerous publications, including Freelance Writing Pro's sister site All Freelance Writing, NakedPR, and Kiss My Biz.

Jenn has over 25 years' experience as a professional writer and editor, more than 20 years' experience in marketing and PR (including SEO and social media consulting), 20 years' professional blogging and digital publishing / web development experience, and 19 years' experience as an indie author / publisher.

Jenn also writes fiction under multiple pen names and is an Active member of the Horror Writers Association.

Earn Passive Income from Quiet Sites

Learn how freelance writers can earn hundreds or thousands of dollars in passive income on the side of freelance writing projects by building “quiet sites.”

How to Use Gantt Charts as a Freelance Writer

Learn how Gantt charts can help experienced freelance writers plan more advanced campaigns and projects to grow a freelance writing business.

Freelance Writing Myth: Bigger Clients Always Have Bigger Budgets

Don’t fall for the freelance writing myth that bigger clients mean bigger budgets. Find out why small business clients can be even more profitable.

How to Use 90-Day Planning to Conquer Your Biggest Freelance Writing Goals

Learn how 90-day planning sprints can help you achieve even your biggest freelance writing goals or break down intimidating goals into manageable bits.

Think Like a Boss for a More Successful Freelance Writing Career

Not happy with your freelance writing career? Think like a boss to land more clients, grow your income, & reach your goals.

5 Signs It’s Time to Overhaul Your Freelance Writer Website

Is it time to overhaul your professional freelance writer website? If one of these five things is true, the answer is “yes.”

Why it Doesn’t Matter if a Marketing Tactic “Works”

When you find a marketing tactic that works in your freelance writing business, you might stop testing others. Here’s why that’s a mistake.