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finding freelance work – Page 11 – Words on the Page

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Tag: finding freelance work

  • Avoiding Desperation Marketing

    Raise your hand if you’ve ever been in a place where there’s no cash coming in, none on the horizon, and you’re looking desperately for something – anything – that pays now or sooner. Ooo, that many? Fact is we’ve all been there – some of us more than others. And what’s the first thing…

  • Starvation as Motivation

    If you’re not starving, are you really an artist? I say if you’re not starving or threatened with starvation, where’s your motivation? Jennifer at CatalystBlogger had a great post about contingency plans in the freelance world. Jen was inspired after reading Ben Stein’s musings in the New York Times about uncertain economies and freelance scriptwriters….

  • Here Comes the Shovel

    No, not for snow – for the high levels of crap job postings that are increasing in frequency and ridiculousness. A sampling from this week: “…editing about 95 website reviews; each review is about 125 words and consists of the review, site name, URL, as well as a brief summary. Many reviews will require rewriting…

  • Mixing It Up

    I’m out of the office this week, but I left vapor trails for you. Being the duty-bound soul I am, I had to write some posts in advance so as not to lose any of you faithful followers. Yes, I have a sickness. It’s called punctuality. I can quit any time I want. Really. In…

  • More Cash Cows

    Don’t you love knowing you’re not the only one staring at a lonely month of little-to-no work? No, neither do I. I’m not alone in my concern. My post of a few weeks ago on where to find work is a good starting point, but I love that other freelancers have even better ideas. Take…

  • Looking for Work in All the Right Places

    It’s that time again – time when clients drop back on their workloads and concentrate on their holiday parties, and time when you and I are left twisting in the wind, wondering where that next job will come from. While two months ago was the best time to consider what you’d be doing in November/December,…

  • How To Get The Job

    Dear friend Anne Wayman has a great post on her blog detailing how to apply for freelance gigs. She includes the top two reasons why you’re not getting jobs now. Please read them. These are the mistakes I’ve seen writers do when answering ads. I know. I placed an ad once. And of all who…

  • Isn’t That Special?

    Once upon a time, a youngish writer had dreams of being a sought-after fashion writer. She wanted to write for Woman’s Day, Ladies’ Home Journal, and Redbook. She thought that was success, and she knew if she could break into even one of those magazines, she’d be able to call herself a real writer. That…

  • Doing Nothing Wrong

    So you sit there every day waiting for work to appear, but nothing, eh? The projects you had are finished and work seems to have dried up. You’re searching, but in those same, dried-up spots on the Internet. Well, I’m here to tell you you’re doing nothing wrong. That’s right – the nothing you’re doing…

  • Temp Agency Primer

    I was talking via email with a writing chum this weekend about temp agencies. It occurred to both of us that not many of us know a thing about how to “work” an agency, from choosing one to maintaining a working status. Since I’ve been working with one for over four years now, I’ll share…