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Writers Worth: A Different Kind of Proposition

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Today’s guest post comes from the query free writer herself, Jennifer Mattern. Writers: What’s Your Value Proposition? By Jennifer Mattern In an earlier Writer’s Worth post, Lori talked about how freelance writers need to accept their own worth in order to charge professional rates for their services. She talked about some of the ways you…

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Writers Worth: Deliver Your Walking Papers

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Writers Worth: Giving it Away?

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Still out convalescing. Today is a real treat. Paula Hendrickson, whose post appeared here Monday, alerted me to the following article, written by C. Hope Clark. I contacted Hope and explained my plight — my ongoing plight to raise awareness one writer at a time. Hope graciously agreed to let us reprint her original article…

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Writers Worth: How to Find Your Best Employee

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Writers Worth: Editors, Review Your Rates

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Welcome to Writers Worth Week! For six years now, Writers Worth has become a mini-movement designed to help writers at all career stages find, and assert, their value in the marketplace. Over the years, it’s gone from one day of my pushing and fussing to a week of advice and strategies, to last year’s month-long…

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Writers Worth: Winning Clients

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Right now, I’m probably a groggy, foggy mess. My surgery was yesterday and I’m hoping I’m not aching, though I suspect I am. I’m told they’ll get me up today to stand and get to a chair, so that sounds very promising. Since I’m writing this four days before, I can only guess that I’ll…

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Writers Worth: Accepting Your Writing Value

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What I’m reading: The Johnstown Flood by David McCullough Day after surgery. I guarantee you I won’t be around today. I’ll be concentrating on getting up and moving and healing. Not sure what shape I’m in as I’m writing this on Wednesday (my cursed punctuality gene is wedged on high), but I’d say blogging won’t…

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Writers Worth: Identifying Your Worth

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What’s on the iPod: True Love by The Airborne Toxic Event What a disjointed month this is turning out to be! I’ve talked with one client about work, am about to discuss projects with two more clients, my dear MIL is lying gravely ill in Phoenix, and I have this thing inside me that’s about to…

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Monthly Assessment: April 2013

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What’s on the iPod: Salvation Song by The Avett Brothers What a weekend. I feel like I’ve been gone for months when it was just 14 days ago I was in LA. But you couple a trip to Phoenix and a stay in the hospital with that and it feels like months of activity. Nope….

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We Interrupt This Program to Insert Life….

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What’s on the iPod: I’m Shakin’ by Jack White Wow. What a couple of days. Okay, so Monday was a good day. I went to bed after having accomplished a bit of work and having gone to a dance lesson. Felt a little tired, but understandable. Somewhere around 3:30 am, it became obvious Tuesday wasn’t…

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