Freelance Writing Collaborative Blogging Project by Rebecca Laffar-Smith

What Do Your Business Cards Say About You?

A lot can be envisioned on that blank space. A business card is literally a clean slate, a fresh start. The design options are only limited by your creativity – if you make them yourself – or by how much you’re willing to spend to have them designed. Business Card Considerations Do you have a logo? Have ...

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How to Show Your Clients a Little Love

In my last post, I talked about how to break up with clients that weren’t meeting your needs or didn’t fit into your business plan. If that went well, you’re now left with clients you love working for. Shouldn’t you let them know? I often struggle with this question. Of course, you want to let your clients ...

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Breaking Up (With Clients) Doesn’t Have To Be Hard

In the beginning of our writing careers, most freelance writers shamelessly accept any assignments we can get. The title of my blog as I was building my career was “Anything that Pays.” Of course, it was tongue-in-cheek. Pretty much. Now, I’m able to turn down assignments, or even break away from clients I feel I’ve outgrown. Or ...

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Build Your Working Relationships: Write Recommendations

How important are relationships to your freelance writing business? If your business is anything like mine word-of-mouth accounts for up to 80% of your paid commissions so building relationships is vital. Meeting new people is important but it is just as, if not more, important to develop and reinforce the relationships you’ve already established. Is ...

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The Fiction Class by Susan Breen

Review of a book that was written as a novel, but nevertheless includes lots of writing tips. You don't have to feel guilty about reading this novel. It's a great read, and useful as well.

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Writer’s Emergency Preparedness Plan

Freelance writers rely on their computers almost exclusively, and with good reason. With blogging, clients from around the world, and amazing computer programs, writing on the computer is streamlined and effortless. Nothing could go wrong, no? Danger, Writer, Danger! Today, I had to do a complete wipe of my computer. I’ll spare you the details, but the ...

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Weaving with Words: Writing 101

Writing is like weaving – from the beginning to the end! Our words glide across the page and then we hit enter and move down. We scroll back up and take note of what we’ve written; we scroll back down and finish our thoughts. We move all across the page: up, down, back and forth – all the ...

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Stickers! And Other Motivating Rituals For The Little Writer Within

So many writers find themselves pushing too hard and getting nowhere. After all, many of us began freelancing to escape office politics and spend more time with our families. So why work yourself harder than any employer would? After beating my head against the proverbial wall for a long time, I finally realized that I couldn’t ...

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How to Get Back to the Roots of Writing

I’ve been in danger lately of getting overwhelmed with blogging work. I have all my ideas on my editorial calendar, but with so many topics in so many niches, I often sit down to write and still don’t know where to start. Which blog? They’re all priority. Which idea? Each one tugs at my attention, begging ...

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Becoming a Reviewer: Where to Begin

“A bad review is like baking a cake with all the best ingredients and having someone sit on it.” — Danielle Steele So, you want to be a reviewer. You see bloggers and writers reviewing your favorite books, products you’re drooling over, and expensive stuff you only dream of holding in your hands. But you don’t ...

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