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30 Queries in 30 Days – Freelance Writing Challenge

by Jennifer Mattern June 23, 2020

If you’re feeling a bit stuck in a rut with marketing your services, why not try a freelance writing challenge to mix things up or motivate you to try something different? I’m a big fan of challenges. I set one or more writing challenges for myself almost every month. And today I’d like to suggest one that could bring you a few new freelance writing …

30 Blog Posts in 30 Days Blogging Challenge

by Jennifer Mattern June 22, 2020

If you’re looking for a way to take your blogging to the next level, either on your niche blog or your freelance writer blog on your professional site, publishing more often is a good place to start. That doesn’t mean slacking off on quality of course, but more regular blog posts equal more chances to have your site found. That can lead to more freelance …

How Can My Freelance Writing Business Survive the Coronavirus Pandemic? [Reader Question]

by Jennifer Mattern April 3, 2020

Today’s reader question comes from Christian Simmons, one of several writers to reach out to me as the current coronavirus pandemic hit their freelance writing businesses. A common theme is freelancers wondering if they should start specializing in pandemic-related content for the time being. Now, in Christian’s case, he’s a health writer who might have interview contacts that would make this feasible. But that’s not …

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