How To Get Your Expectations Met When Outsourcing Work To A New Writer


I am completely tickled to be offering this guest post from Sharon at Get Paid To Write Online.  I’ve known her pretty much since I started blogging.  Her advice is solid – always.  Also, she has the years of doing this.  Sit back and enjoy!
Once you’ve been freelancing for a while you may find yourself [...]

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Kindle Thoughts – A Writer’s Perspective


This is a follow up post to Monday’s Kindle Thoughts – A Reader’s Perspective. I want to take the time to give my thoughts on the Kindle from the perspective of a writer.  First, a writer should know all about the means by which their readers will take in their work.  Although this is [...]

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A Rare Contest Post Thanks To Small Biz Bee


Ordinarily, I don’t do too much in the way of contest posts.  Most don’t interest me that much or maybe the topic is off niche or what have you.  That changes a little today.  One of my most favorite peeps on the web (and as it turns out, the very first commentor on my very [...]

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Kindle Thoughts – A Reader’s Perspective


I think most of the readership here knows that I received a Kindle as a gift from a special friend right around Christmas.  It had been on my wish list pretty much since the thing came out.  As a voracious book junkie and lover of all things bibliographic I had no intention of an electronic [...]

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Jazzed About #MOJOtweet: A Book Review


Mojo:
n. pl. mo·jos or mo·joes
1. A magic charm or spell.
2. An amulet, often a small flannel bag containing one or more magic items, worn by adherents of hoodoo or voodoo.
3. Personal magnetism; charm.

There are a lot of great reasons to love Twitter.  Rubbing elbows with cohorts, making new friends, finding work.  [...]

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