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					<description><![CDATA[Oops, I meant to comment on the next post.  I had to switch from IE to Firefox because IE was acting wonky - I must have clinked on the wrong comment link!  If you want to delete this, I can comment again on the correct post.]]></description>
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					<description><![CDATA[Great advice, Lori.  I love reading these &quot;beginner&quot; posts because I think there&#039;s still value for more experienced writers who aren&#039;t as experienced at the &lt;B&gt;business&lt;/B&gt; of writing.&lt;BR/&gt;&lt;BR/&gt;I wish I had known about blogs when I started out doing this for money.  As mentioned in my old (now defunct) blog, I had to quit my job due to illness.  I didn&#039;t have three or six months or a year to do research, put together a business plan, etc.  I am guilty of doing articles for peanuts, but I quickly learned that I was doing myself and others a disservice.  I no longer work with any of my early clients and I have changed the way I run my business and now charge much better rates.&lt;BR/&gt;&lt;BR/&gt;I once had another writer write me an e-mail telling me I was ruining the writing profession because I had posted my rates on my site.  Funny thing is, I had just RAISED my rates by a lot and I know they were more than many other people were charging.  This woman told me she makes $4,500 per e-book she writes; I wrote back and told her I&#039;d charge $4,500 if I could find someone to pay that much!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great advice, Lori.  I love reading these &#8220;beginner&#8221; posts because I think there&#8217;s still value for more experienced writers who aren&#8217;t as experienced at the <b>business</b> of writing.</p>
<p>I wish I had known about blogs when I started out doing this for money.  As mentioned in my old (now defunct) blog, I had to quit my job due to illness.  I didn&#8217;t have three or six months or a year to do research, put together a business plan, etc.  I am guilty of doing articles for peanuts, but I quickly learned that I was doing myself and others a disservice.  I no longer work with any of my early clients and I have changed the way I run my business and now charge much better rates.</p>
<p>I once had another writer write me an e-mail telling me I was ruining the writing profession because I had posted my rates on my site.  Funny thing is, I had just RAISED my rates by a lot and I know they were more than many other people were charging.  This woman told me she makes $4,500 per e-book she writes; I wrote back and told her I&#8217;d charge $4,500 if I could find someone to pay that much!</p>
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