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Writers Worth: 101 Best Blog Posts for Your Freelance Writing Career

Posted on by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Misfits and Lovers by The Wallflowers Happy Writers Worth Month 2015! It’s been a while since I put together a resource guide –the 101 Resources to Rock Your Freelance World was a massive undertaking, enough that I took two years to try it again. What better way to start this year’s celebration than…

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Getting Out of the Office

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Starting tomorrow — Writers Worth Month! Come by every day for advice, strategies, and stories on how writers like you improved their businesses by embracing their worth.  And don’t forget to read the posts from years past for even more inspiration! Good morning. Miss me? I’m just seven hours back from the convention, this year…

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Clients: Why Your Projects Aren’t Successful

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Right now I’m in New Orleans. The conference is kicking off today, and I have meetings and parties scheduled. It’s a great time to make new acquaintances and connect with companies that have expressed interest in working with me. Any time we have a chance to be in front of potential clients is an opportunity….

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This Job, Not That Job

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What I’m reading: In One Person by John Irving What’s on the iPod: That’s How Strong My Love Is by Taj Mahal My last work day before the annual trade show. For some reason, I don’t feel ready, but the schedule and checklist both say I am. It was the heavy workload coming up to…

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Coming Soon: Writers Worth Month

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We interrupt this blog to bring you some news: Just eight days left! Writers Worth Month starts May 1st! Every year, Writers Worth Month attempts to reach freelance writers and help them gain confidence in the value of their skills. The goal is one more freelancer, one more person improving their business through better choices. This…

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What Your Network is Saying About You

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What’s on the iPod: Just As Well by Jackie Greene Over the weekend, I had a nice conversation with one of my daughter’s friends. We were talking about her work, my work, and we ended up on the subject of networking. After listening to her experiences at a local networking event, I came away with…

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Freelance Writing Business Facts

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What’s on the iPod: Human Error by We Were Promised Jetpacks It was an absolutely gorgeous weekend, though I wouldn’t know much about that. Colds hit at the worst times, and they pretend to be allergies at first. That means I infect everyone around me. My husband and I missed what was surely a fantastic…

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Writer Mini Clinic: Finding Ideas

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What’s on the iPod: It Doesn’t Matter Anymore by Linda Ronstadt Taxes are done. Amen. Alleluia. Am I done paying? Ha. Ha. Hahahaha… If you asked me right now who I’d vote for in the next presidential election, it would be the first person to simplify (fairly) the tax process. I’d even switch parties —…

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How to Win at Marketing Every Time

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What’s on the iPod: Already Gone by The Eagles Yesterday was a day of planning. I finished a ton of work last week, and now I can take a much slower pace to finish other projects. Plus, I worked on setting up in-person meetings at the upcoming conference. I had one person cancel — not…

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33 Places to Learn New Writing Skills for Free

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What’s on the iPod: Late July by Shakey Graves It’s been a productive week so far. I’ve managed to write five articles for one client (complete with interviews, so I had to be efficient about it) and two blog posts for another client. There’s one more feature article due to the first client, so that’s…

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  1. Sharon Hurley Hall Avatar
    Sharon Hurley Hall

    Excellent list of resources, Lori, and thanks for including some of mine.

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  2. Cathy Miller Avatar
    Cathy Miller

    A definite keeper. Thanks for the sources, Lori. πŸ˜‰

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  3. Lori Widmer Avatar
    Lori Widmer

    You're welcome, Sharon! Thanks for writing it. πŸ™‚

    Cathy, thank you. You helped a lot!

    Reply
  4. KeriLynn Engel Avatar
    KeriLynn Engel

    Wow, great list, Lori! Thanks for putting this together. I'm definitely bookmarking this for future reference πŸ™‚

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  5. Lori Widmer Avatar
    Lori Widmer

    I'll add a permanent link over on the right, Keri. That should make it easier to find later on.

    Reply
  6. Paula Avatar
    Paula

    What free resource would I recommend? A link to this post. That's where I'd suggest people start.

    Bookmarkable indeed, KeriLynn!

    Reply
  7. Lori Widmer Avatar
    Lori Widmer

    Thanks, Paula. Hey, I just gathered (with some help from Cathy and Jenn). The people who offer the freebies are to be commended for doing so.

    I've created a permanent link to this post over on the right side under "Resources for Writers."

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  8. Nichole Smith Avatar
    Nichole Smith

    Great list! I keep forgetting there's tons of free information out there (including my local library)! I just cancelled my 2nd payment for a freelance writing class I was taking (hoping I could brush up on some rusty skills) because A) I realized I really couldn't afford it right now and B) It took almost a month but I discovered this class wasn't the right one for me.

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  9. Ashley Avatar
    Ashley

    Wow, thanks, Lori, for THIS great free resource. Your blog is always one of the first ones I look to for great ideas and tips on the writing life πŸ™‚

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  10. Lori Widmer Avatar
    Lori Widmer

    Nikki, that's the problem a lot of times. It's tough to know when a class will fit and when it's just way too basic or lacking enough info. I remember taking one about ten years ago that was so overly intense (and repetitive) that I just dropped it. I don't quit things, but this was one of those "write two seven-page essays for tomorrow" kind of thing. Not geared toward working writers at all!

    Ashley, thank you for helping make the list that much better. πŸ™‚

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  11. Yasmin Abdullah Avatar
    Yasmin Abdullah

    Thank you so much for sharing such useful information. I have been so overwhelmed as to where I could receive
    affordable training modules that I could also fit into my busy schedule.
    I have found several within these resources that you provided.

    God Bless!

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  12. Jennifer Mattern Avatar
    Jennifer Mattern

    Lori,

    I'm not sure how I didn't stop by sooner to comment, but I just wanted to thank you for including some of my resources. πŸ™‚

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  13. Lori Widmer Avatar
    Lori Widmer

    You're welcome, Jen. And your resources belong on everyone's lists. πŸ™‚

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  14. Giselle Mazurat Avatar
    Giselle Mazurat

    Thank you very much for sharing. I appreciate your generosity.

    Reply
  15. Giselle Mazurat Avatar
    Giselle Mazurat

    Thank you very much for sharing. I really appreciate it.

    Reply
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