How I Made My Freelance Pitches More Original, and Got More Work By Charlotte Grainger

The problem I was having was obvious. I was pitching any idea that popped into my head.
The problem I was having was obvious. I was pitching any idea that popped into my head.
Vetting an editor is basically the same thing as choosing your next car. You need to do your homework.
If you follow all of these rules, your writing career has a FAR greater chance of being a success.
And, we still found time to go FISHING!
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Testimonials, when used correctly, can get you lots of business! Today, we’ll explore the dos and don’t s of testimonials, and how to use them to “speak volumes” about your writing business, build your client base, and your bottom line.
Is it possible to begin freelance writing as a teenager? Absolutely! That’s what I did and, just a couple of short years later, I make a good living by freelancing full-time. If you’re a teenager who would like to begin freelancing, or if you know one who would, here’s how I launched my career, and […]
I don’t know how any writer can claim to be a serious writer when presenting their “work” in this way…
I was spammed by a well-known book publicity firm last week so I took that opportunity to ask them a very simple question. All authors who are considering paying a marketing firm upwards of $1,000 or more should ask the same question…