We’re starting off a new set of author interviews for 2012 with Wade Shepard.
What are “clips”? Do you need them? Recently I gave a talk for a group of aspiring writers, and I got several questions about “clips.”
Every Sunday I post the Artsy Blogging Links for the week, which include posts from the craftiest people I know. I learn a lot from these talented ladies, and I wanted to introduce you to some of them. The first one you’ll meet? Eileen Bergen.
Guest post by Eliza Morgan If you are just starting out on the long, exciting, unpredictable journey of freelancing, chances are you’ve started out small. Most people who begin freelancing do so as a side project in addition to full-time employment before eventually freelancing full-time.
Did you catch our Thanksgiving post where writers talked about why they were thankful to be writing? Well I thought it would be fun to talk about what your resolutions are with regard to writing.
Before you accept a new freelance writing client, you should find out how they like to be billed. Many of mine require an invoice. Invoices are a good thing for them and you, so here’s how to set one up.
I hope you enjoyed our posts this week about rates, payment, and your freelance business: What Freelance Writers Can Learn From Netflix Lessons from Plumbers: How to Set Freelance Writing Rates How to Raise Your Rates Finding Freelance Writing Work Here are a few more posts you might find of interest: When Pay is Negotiable [...]
We’ve been talking about rates this week for National Global Entrepreneurship Week. Our previous discussions included: Lessons from Plumbers: How to Set Freelance Writing Rates, How to Raise Your Rates, and How to Find Freelance Work.
We’re continuing our discussion about freelance writing rates today in honor of National Global Entrepreneurship Week. Today’s today: what we as writers can learn about rates from plumbers.
It’s National Global Entrepreneurship Week (which is really difficult to say, by the way), and we’re continuing a series on the indie spirit of authors, and how to start up and maintain a successful writing business.
