Why Write for Low-paying Magazines When You Can Easily Find PRIVATE CLIENTS on LinkedIn? – by John Riddle
While it is great to be able to write for magazines and websites, there is another category ALL freelancers should pursue: Private Clients
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YOUR BOOK’S PAGE COUNT AND SIZE: How Big is TOO Big for Readers?
Where chocolate and pizza are concerned, my mantra has always been: Better too much than not enough! However, that’s not at all true for books.
World’s Worst Query Letters and Book Proposals For November, 2019!
Oh, yes! We know you’re excited!! Today, we’re going to share another installment of our popular column. Get ready to chuckle!
How I Became a Successful Freelance Editor – by Rickey Pittman
Editing has proved to be a substantial source of income—sometimes supplemental, sometimes providing JIT (just-in-time) money when my other avenues of income were slow or hindered by the weather, acts of God, or health…
The First Time I Truly Blew It in My Freelance Writing Business – by Ingrid Cruz
My earliest screw-up taught me a valuable lesson that sticks with me today!
How I Scaled My Solo Writing Gig into a Content Marketing Agency! – by Jonathan Rebby John
THIS IS AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE FOR GO-GETTERS! What if you could turn your freelance writing business into a full-fledged “agency” that requires far less work on your part, and vastly increases your income? It CAN happen! Here’s how I did it…
LOOK WHAT I DO WHEN NOBODY’S LOOKING! Sneaking Around Behind Authors’ Backs to Make THEM Look GREAT!
Sometimes, you just gotta help stubborn people without them knowing…
AUTHORS: Here’s How to Vet an Editor in 8 Easy Steps – by Timothy Jacobs
Vetting an editor is basically the same thing as choosing your next car or deciding which school your children should attend. You need to do your homework.
7 Fatal Mistakes Made by New Freelance Writers – DON’T Become an Instant Industry Fatality!
If you follow all of these rules, your writing career has a FAR greater chance of being a success.
5 Signs Your Client is About to Fire You – by S.E. Batt
There are ways you can detect when a gig is going south. When you sense that things are going awry, you can then send out freelance job applications to prevent a loss of income. Here are five ways clients can leave you, and how to detect it in advance…
