5 Things to Do Before Becoming a Freelance Copywriter

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Are you thinking of going full-time freelancing? I know how you feel. I was exactly like that perhaps a year or two ago (that’s because I went on an on and off freelancing stint). While I read a lot of blog posts and articles about becoming a freelance copywriter, I still committed a lot of mistakes when I finally gave it a try. I’m sharing some of my mistakes here and perhaps you might learn...

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Does Quality Come Cheap? A Look at How We Value Ourselves

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Aaron Wall of SeoBook just recently announced he will be increasing the membership fee to his SEO community from $100 a month to $150 starting this August. Does it seem like a suicidal business move especially since the United States is in recession and the rest of the world isn’t faring any better? Well, the man said 90% of his time is spent on SEOBook compared to his other online...

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5 Truths My Former Bosses Taught Me in My Writing Career

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I have been working as a writer for nearly a decade. Through all those years, I have had my own share of good, bad and weird bosses. But if you look at it from a different perspective, there really is no bad experience working under any superior because you still learn a thing or two from them. In my career and life so far, these are the gems of truths I learned from my former bosses: 1. A Good...

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