If you are creative, accurate and good with language it could be the perfect home business for you.

If you have kids or nieces and nephews you may be familiar with Letters from Santa, or the Easter Bunny, and perhaps customized birthday letters. These adorable letters are very popular with children and they can be created by using a kit or your imagination using your very own home computer.

Custom Letter Writing is one of the most inexpensive home businesses to set up, too. If you’re not sure how to get started on your custom letter writing service, you may want to purchase a kit that will come with everything you need to get started.

Another method of assistance comes in the form of specialized software created just for custom letter writing. Either of these will offer you a lot of good advice as well as some templates to use for your custom letters.

Or you may want to seriously consider doing them to your own designs. If you create your own stationery for each occasion, your letters are guaranteed to be totally unique from anyone else in the business. You can even go so far as to create a unique design on each piece of stationery you construct a letter on. This ensures that every child who receives a letter from your custom letter writing service will be completely unique of any other.

It’s not necessary to limit your custom letter writing service to only letters from Santa or the Easter Bunny. You can expand into letters from the Tooth Fairy for kids when they lose that first tooth, or just a series of them to leave for each tooth lost and put under the pillow. Of course, birthday letters and any other special event in a child’s life that warrants a letter can be added to the list. You can even create little gift boxes to go along with these letters for an extra fee containing such things as stickers, pencils, and other things that small hands love to handle and play with.

Now take that a step further. Create letters of romance and love for people to send when they just don’t seem to have the right words. Coming up with those words will be YOUR job and you’ll also be responsible for designing and printing out that perfect stationery for this type of letter.

Congratulatory letters also are in demand for different occasions. These can be for weddings, new babies, graduations, and a number of other occasions that call for congratulations to be issued. These letters can be included with whatever gift you want to send.

To expand a bit more, you can put together your own kits to sell to people who are just starting out in the custom letter writing business. Don’t give away all of your secrets but you can offer some useful advice and items that can start them off. As they get familiar with the process, they will most likely add to the things you included in your kit.

With both the custom letters and the kits available for sale, you can have quite a fun and lucrative home business. so go on start a custom letter writing service today .

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Nowadays there are many many ways to make money from writing. In fact if you can write, you have the capability to earn, especially as the internet has opened up many new ways of writing for money.

Here are 101 ways to make money from writing…. I am sure you can probably think of some more….

Make Money From Writing

* Writing press releases
* Writing advertorial
* Ad copy writing
* Writing speeches
* Writing product literature
* Writing brochures and other marketing materials
* Writing web copy
* Freelancing for the print media, including travel writing
* Feature writing
* Writing for the Internet (including eBooks)
* Ghostwriting
* Authoring books
* Niche markets, such as greeting cards
* Writing competitions
* Writing slogans or tie-breakers to win competitions
* Fellowships
* Grants
* Teaching writing
* Writing op-ed (opinion editorial) pieces
* Filling out surveys
* Poetry
* Erotica
* Graphic novels
* Screenplay/script writing
* Writing term papers
* Writing presentations
* Writing CVs
* Writing job applications
* Lyric writing
* Technical writing
* Writing direct marketing literature/flyers/mailers
* Providing transcription services
* Abstracting
* Providing translation services
* Proposal writing
* Writing grant applications
* Winning writing competitions
* Editing
* Proofreading
* Make money from writing jokes
* Acting as an eBay trading assistant and writing peoples’ copy for them
* Writing “readers” letters? in order to win prizes
* Writing reviews
* Writing side bars for articles
* Writing fillers (short articles 200 – 400 words long)
* Writing a newsletter or Ezine
* Capitalizing on your writing experience and becoming a book doctor or writing coach
* Writing peoples’ dissertations
* Writing horoscopes
* Compiling TV listings
* Writing for mobile phone messaging services
* Film critic
* Theater critic
* Reviewing concerts
* Restaurant critic
* Wine taster/reviewer
* Product reviewer
* Writing romance
* Writing horror fiction
* Writing science fiction
* Writing crime fiction
* Writing historical novels
* Writing satire
* Writing about your own experiences
* Confessional writing
* Writing self-help/how to books and articles
* Writing courseware
* Writing Annual Reports
* Writing corporate newsletters
* Sub-editing
* Copy editing
* Providing research services
* Writing user guides and manuals
* Writing for book packagers
* Writing for contract publishers
* Production editor
* Producing instruction guides and support documentation
* Become an expert and write articles on your area of expertise
* Write for Pay-per-click sites
* Write for syndication sites that will sell you article to third parties in exchange for a percentage of the final deal
* Provide consulting services via e-mail in your area of expertise
* Compiling information directories and databases
* Writing for anthologies e.g. the “Chicken Soup for the Soul” series
* Writing case studies
* Writing white papers
* Providing re-writing services
* Blogging – some sites will pay bloggers (online diary writers)
* Journalist
* Reporter
* Medical writer
* Writing recipes
* Writing tips
* Writing an advice column
* Writing for contract publishers
* Writing for book packagers
* Setting up your own publishing company
* Making money from other peoples’ writing e.g. publishing and formatting their manuscripts
* Writing slogans for T-shirts, mugs etc.
* Writing scripts for telesales personnel

There must be many more than 99 ways to make money from writing, so now that I’ve got you started, see how many more you can think of. And remember the beauty of making money from writing is that you can pursue it part time, fulltime, or as a way of generating extra funds for a bigger business adventure. And you can work from home whilst doing it. Good luck in your endeavours!

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