I’ve been trying to get better about linking to posts I’ve enjoyed. Here are some of the posts I found noteworthy in October:
- The Importance of Socializing for Freelancers
- How To Blog a New Niche: 5 Steps
- How-To Be A Collaborative Blogger
- How Microblogging Can Help You
- Nightmare on Writing Street
- The Importance of Social Media Marketing: Why You Should Learn and Master it
- Value Blogging: A New Model For Success?
- Business Survival Guide: 8 Practices of a Long Term Freelancer
- Building On Your Success
- Setting Writer Rates: It Costs Money to Make Money from Web Content Writer Tips
- How to Market on Facebook
- Hidden Gems: The 100 .edu sites every Entrepreneur Should Read
- 5 Essential Time Saving Tips For Bloggers
- 25 Best Selling Words
- How To Write An Effective Press Release
- Copywriting Rates: How much should you charge?
- Legalese for Freelancers: Creating a Contract
- Knowing When To Walk Away From A Writing Job
- The Economics of Blogging: Minimal Cost and Maximum Benefits
Article by Sharon Hurley Hall
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November 4, 2007 at 15:53
First of all, thanks for providing such a comprehensive list of helpful writing posts. I know that I’ll find some good information here. Secondly, thanks for linking to my post.
I’ve read a few of these. I love the way you summarize the net for us so we can find information easier. A ‘one stop’ for pro bloggers.
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