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Freelance Writing Business Blog - ArcticLlama
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ArcitcLlama is a premier professional freelance writing business. The ArcticLlama blog chronicles the business of freelance writing for both writers and those who hire them, as well as tips and tricks for better writing.
- Added on: Jan 14th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Arctic Llama
- Listed in: Writing How-To
- Tags: SEO business blogging entrepreneur writing freelance
Recent Posts
Working From Home Issues Interruptions and Time Management
Congratulations on starting a work from home business. You’ve avoided the common work at home scams, you’ve set up a professional business structure, and you’ve even gone out an got some good paying clients. Whether its a professio...
Writing For Demand Studios Just Got Better
From time to time I’ve tossed out some of my ideas about how to run a freelance writing business. One of my key concepts for starting a successful freelance writing small business is that you have to be able to fill in those time periods where...
Small Business Taxes For Freelance Writers
Every year, thousands of people start down the path of becoming freelance writers. Some of them "make it" and become full-time freelance writers, some of them keep their old job and become part-time freelance writers, and some people take ...
Things Every Writer Needs
When it comes to writing, there are numerous kinds of people who do it. There are professional freelance writers, there are both published novelists and unpublished novelists (more nicely referred to as aspiring novelists), journalists, copywriters,...
Good Writing Tools – Netbook for Writers
As a professional writer I am on a perpetual hunt for two things. One, is more places to sell writing, or otherwise earn money writing, and the other is more time to write. No matter how hard one looks, there can never be enough of either. The consta...
How To Fight Content Theft
Let me be clear, anyone who copies words from anywhere, including a website, and uses them somewhere else, without permission is a thief, and that thief has stolen something just as surely as a burglar steals a T.V. There are no exceptions. Plagiari...
