Congratulations! You’ve landed an account on platforms like Essaypro, Edusson, Uvocorp, or Academia. But let’s be honest, keeping it is overrated, right? Let’s face it, being a freelance writer is just too much work sometimes. Deadlines, quality standards, client communication—it’s a grind! Wouldn’t it be great if there were a way to fast-track your exit from these platforms while making an unforgettable (and totally avoidable) mess on the way out?

Freelancing in Kenya, particularly in the online writing space, can feel like an isolating and uncertain journey. While platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, and academic writing websites offer opportunities, freelancers often face unique challenges—low rates, limited support, and stiff competition—that can make the journey daunting. But what if you didn’t have to navigate this path alone? Joining forums, groups, and channels tailored to Kenyan freelancers can transform your career by connecting

Online writing in Kenya has long been a thriving source of income, with thousands relying on freelancing platforms for academic writing, content creation, and editing jobs. Platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, and niche academic writing sites have provided opportunities to earn a living, gain professional experience, and achieve financial independence. However, this sector faces an existential crisis due to the rapid advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI). Groundbreaking studies, like the recent