Becoming a web content writer is a great way to work from home on your own schedule. In order to break into the field, you'll need a resume. It may seem impossible to come up with anything to put on a web content writing resume when you've never done it for anyone else, but it can be done.

Make a list of all of the writing experience you have, whether it is for the web or not, and regardless of whether you were paid for it. Have you had a job in which you had to do any type of writing at all? Do you have a blog or website that you write for? These things can help you get your foot in the door.

Put your experience in chronological order, and add details. Highlight any notable accomplishments you've made at each job, especially if they're quantifiable.

Come up with a good objective. You can use a fairly general one to send or give to prospective employers or clients at a moment's notice. But if you have time, reworking your objective to match with individual positions will get you further.

List your skills. This could include experience with certain word processing software, content management systems, and blogging platforms. If you have knowledge of HTML or search engine optimizations, these can prove to be great assets. Let potential employers know about them.

List any awards or special recognitions you've received that are relevant to writing or the Internet. These should go at the end of the resume.