Finally, after a long hiatus, the new wordpress design for InkwellEditorial.com is up and I'm blogging again . . .
BUT . . . the site is still a work in progress. To see what I mean, visit me in my new home.
Thanks for sticking with me.
Yuwanda
P.S.: This will be my last post here on Blogger. This blog has been folded into the new site, so bookmark it. All the the posts will remain live here though. Over the next few months, I'll be transferring all the posts over into the new design but until then, you can still dig through the archives. There are 4+ years of posts here -- tons of great info on freelance writing, so have at it!
P.P.S.: Don't forget to join me in my new home, and once again, thanks for your patience.
Tuesday, September 01, 2009
I'm Back! Sort of . . .
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4 comments:
Hi i have just come from Yaro's blog after reading your comments there. Wow i wish i could write like you!! posting one article a day to the top 25 article directories is amazing. For me to do that i would have to pre write them all in weeks in advance and then submit them one day at a time hahaha i would love to know how it went.
Do you still write?
Alex
Hi,
I am a freelance writer and I joined freelancer.com by a friend’s reference. Initially, I had to work hard and I started by bidding on the latest writing projects. It took me a few days and I got a project. Then I finished with it and got a perfect feedback from the employer. This really helped me a lot to get the next project easily. Then I went on earning day by day and became a trust worthy writer. I really enjoy my writing experience at freelancer and welcome all those who want to start their writing career as part time or full time. Earn on freelancer and remember me in prayers.
Here is my affiliate link if you want to join freelancer.
http://www.freelancer.com/affiliates/softxpress/
It’s up to you to join by my reference or independently, It will be great for me though if you join via my link.
Thanks
freelance writers must be picky. Do not accept every assignment. Do not accept grunt work. Do not take on work that will drain the life out of you and leave you with very few hours to market yourself, do your collections and look for better work. This just becomes a vicious cycle.
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