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Worthiness: Your Musts

Posted on by lwidmer

Happy New Year! I’m still on hiatus, but I wasn’t going to leave without scheduling a few posts. Hopefully, this one and others will serve as a good start to 2012. We’re about five and a half months out from Writers Worth Week, but it’s never too soon to build value and worth into our…

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Monthly Assessment: December 2011

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I’m still out of the office, but I wanted to leave behind the monthly assessment. Just because the rest of the country is on vacation doesn’t mean we can avoid accountability. Here’s how it went for me in December: Queries:Knowing time was limited, I didn’t send any queries out this month. Well, almost. I put…

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My Favorite Things

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Leaving a few more vapor trails for you: Plenty of blogs exist with information that’s either done to death or done poorly. However, there are a few blogs that stand out as favorites. From each I’ve culled one favorite, each a reason why I love visiting these people. Moving Beyond Content Mills: Steve Sloane –…

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‘Tis the Season….

Posted on by lwidmer

see more Lolcats and funny pictures, and check out our Socially Awkward Penguin lolz! Happy holidays, everyone.

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Your Favorite Things

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I’m not here, but I’m leaving a trail…. Over the past year, there have been some posts that made you talk. Here are some of those posts, in random order: Seven Deadly Freelance Sins – How many are you committing? If Freelancers Worked Like This – My review of UPS versus USPS. It wasn’t pretty….

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Early Holidays and Androids

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Wildly busy weekend! Since we’re going different directions this year, we celebrated Christmas together on Saturday, complete with gifts. I was still shopping at 2 on Saturday, so it was a bit stressful. But we had a few flakes of snow, which put me right in the mood. I spent yesterday putting together the Christmas…

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Link Love Friday

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Nice day yesterday. I was able to slow down and get a few things done I’ve been meaning to do, like mail Christmas presents and print the Christmas cards. Mailing the cards is another matter, but I’m one step closer… Thanks to a fox that insisted on barking outside the window last night, I’m running…

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What Doesn’t Wash

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Had a slower-paced day yesterday, which was a welcome break. I was able to design a cover for my marketing e-book and get in two client calls. My first resulted in a retainer and a possible second retainer. I’m going to love working with these folks because they’re just so strongly team focused. The second…

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Your Online Business Planning Session: Part Five

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A good deal of work to do yesterday, part of which included preparing invoices. Love that part of the job! Today is a bit of invoicing as well, along with lining up more work for January. I suspect I’ll be really busy anyway, but just in case. Never stop marketing. Where have you heard that…

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Your Online Business Planning Session: Part Four

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So you’ve come a long way in putting together your plan. Feels good, doesn’t it? It will feel better once you secure some business. That brings us to our Marketing Approach Honestly, this post could be a book. In fact, it is. Once I’m done editing it, anyway. So this isn’t going to be a…

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  1. Damaria Senne Avatar
    Damaria Senne

    Does word of mouth fit into this Lori? I think it helps to have other people also talking to your potential clients, selling your business, but I'm not quite sure if that quite fits with the discussion at hand.

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  2. Laura Spencer Avatar
    Laura Spencer

    Lori,

    This is a great series–very practical. New freelance writers should be able to put this into practice and it's a great reminder for writing veterans too.

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  3. Lori Avatar
    Lori

    It does indeed, Damaria! Good one. No, great one!

    Thanks, Laura. It's simple enough for anyone, I hope.

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  4. Paula Avatar
    Paula

    Well, I was going to send Favorite Editor and her staff some of my homemade chocolate-almond toffee, but they're out of the office until after the first. I may need to make & send a new batch after the first of the year.

    This time of year I like to send holiday cards – and I do make the distinction of saying holiday and not Christmas simply because I have editors and clients of various religious backgrounds. I love New Year cards, but they're not easy to find. It's just a nice time to thank them for keeping me busy all year. (Next year I'll keep an eye out for Thanksgiving cards!).

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