Here’s Why Every Writer Needs Social Proof – by Ian Chandler
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What prospective clients and editors are doing when deciding if they want to work with you, and why you absolutely need social proof.
What prospective clients and editors are doing when deciding if they want to work with you, and why you absolutely need social proof.
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