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Adventures In Freelancing
http://www.adventuresinfreelancing.com
Adventures In Freelancing offers resources and information for newbie freelance writers. It's a place for community to share support, knowledge, and encouragement.
- Added on: Oct 16th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Mary Davis
- Listed in: Non-Fiction Writing
- Tags: tips freelance writing magazines non-fiction markets newbies
Recent Posts
Emotions of Setting Your Freelance Rates
I've written before about what your writing is worth. It's a real hot button topic for many. People get pretty heated about it. The subject's been on my mind again recently. In fact, I just wrote a post about a blogger's worth at Type-A Mom. Everyone...
A Personal Case Study of Social Media for Freelancers
Whew! It's been awhile since I've updated here at Adventures In Freelancing. My apologies, but the reason I've been absent has primarily been because I was out of town this week at an AMAZING social media conference. Social Media Today was held in Ro...
Use Cision To Get Sources
As freelance writers, we often find ourselves stuck for ideas. It seems that every topic has already been covered. Finding a new slant is necessary if we want to get our articles published. Fortunately, there are always new developments and changes o...
Carolina Pad Giveaway to Organize Your Freelance Life!
I've got a new giveaway here at Adventures in Freelancing that you're going to love! The folks at Carolina Pad have provided me with a ton of organizational products to give away to one lucky winner. They also gave me a set of the same great products...
Find Markets That Accept New Writers
While surfing the net, I came across a link that led me to WritersWeekly. a very informative site with much to offer writers. There's a forum and articles on all aspects of writing. There are also warnings about markets to be wary of and lists of pay...
Use Google to Find Markets in Your Niche
I just learned this trick for using Google to find writing markets from fellow writer, Linda Hutchison, and I can't believe I never thought to do this before. Sure, I've Googled "women's websites" or "college magazines" when looking for publications ...
