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Guide to Finding Jobs as a Freelance Technical Writer

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By on Apr 19th, 2012

Guide to Finding Jobs as a Freelance Technical Writer

Technical writing may include any content of a technological, medical, or complex nature. Technical writing jobs can be hard to get if you have little or no experience. In order to successfully gain freelance technical writing jobs, you should have a scientific mind and be willing to conform to the standards of your client. Read more →

How to Set Your Freelance Writing Rates

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By on Mar 7th, 2012

As a freelance writer, you will compete against many writers who are just as talented as you are. You will also compete against writers who write poorly and who offer their writing services at ridiculously low fees. These writers can and do get jobs. Many times you will tempt yourself to lower your rates to match or beat the bids to snag the project. Don’t do it! You are a professional. Professional writers don’t lower their rates or work for next to nothing. Read more →

Interesting Discussion About Freelance Writing Contracts

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By on Feb 27th, 2012

In this post I want to share an interesting discussion on contracts for newbie readers which I see on Lori Widmer’s blog. Lori told the freelance writing contracts and the “posse clause” in her contract. From the editing work that she had done originally with one other team member it prevents 11th hour ‘posses’. Let me explain you my dear writer, this happens a lot. If you’re working on some You’re working on some content, you make some edits, everyone’s happy, you’re near pay, and suddenly your client says “My (boss, coworker, office mate, business partner, ex-girlfriend’s-dog’s sister) said we should change x, y and z.” Read more →

Start Your Successful Professional Career as a Freelance Writer

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By on Jan 6th, 2012

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If you know the art of writing then nobody can stop you to earn handsome money. No matter, you are a professional writer or you write just for the sake of hobby, creativity is required. A successful writer is the one who builds the reader’s interest even in a dull topic. A successful freelance writer has both a passion and talent for communicating through written words. It’s a very self-directed type of activity that thrives upon initiative and personal freedom, though it does require a passion for writing and a strong work ethic to succeed in the field.
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