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A Basic Guide to Time and Task Management

Published on August 31, 2010 by in Writing

Freelance writers live and die by their time and task management skills. This is especially true of freelancers who write for sites such as Demand Studios. Demand Studios gives writers at least one great advantage. Writers don’t have to spend time marketing themselves and landing clients. They have thousands of assignments to choose from at

 
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10 Steps to a Freelance Writing Career

One of the keys to freelance writing success is finding the right market for you. Developing a writing specialty that is both enjoyable and profitable will bring you long-term success as a writer. You don’t have to limit yourself to a single market. You should find and exploit your strengths in as few or as

 
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Step One for a Great New Year of Writing: Dedicate Yourself to One Project

Published on January 6, 2008 by in Writing

As a writer, it can be difficult to let things go. You always think you are going to find time to get back to that short story, novel, article, web site, poetry collection or other project. This year, vow to finish one major project. Just one. Once you complete that one project, you can consider

 
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Technical Writing Part Six: How to Find Technical Writing Jobs

Published on January 3, 2008 by in Writing

A guide to the process of looking for employment in the technical writing field.

 
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