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- Robert Moskowitz wrote a new post, How to Get Your Next Assignment Easier Than Your Last, or Easier Than You Ever Imagined, on the site Robert Moskowitz's BlogIf you are – or want to be – a working professional writer, then it’s time to realize (or remember) that being able to write a great piece is winning only half the battle. The other half is being able to sell […]
- Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, Something Different, Again: Two Announcements and Two New Kinds of Snacks, on the site Diane Fanucchi's BlogAnnouncement 1. With some reluctance, I have decided to put this blog on hold for awhile. Probably for 2-3 months. The reason is that I am currently focusing on other projects, including an intense class to help […]
- Jake Poinier wrote a new post, When Creating New Client Estimates, Think Small, on the site Jake Poinier's BlogDon’t be fooled—I’m not referring to the price tag being small. What I’m saying is that the more granularity the better when compiling your estimate for services, particularly for a first-time client or someone wh […]
- Chrissy Das commented on the post, Writing Goals and the Author Life, on the site Chrissy Das's BlogThank you so much, April. I got a little sidelined with client projects. This book is still on my calendar to complete but it may not be until Q2.
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