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- Living the Writer's Life: Peter Smolens Peter Smolens fell in love with photography the moment he first saw a black-and-white print being developed. He’s also passionate about digital painting and even published a book on the topic. Through a happy set of circumstances, this love of art and photography led him to a career as a technical writer. Peter attributes his success to persistence. He draws inspiration from the adage, “You have to put your butt in the chair and do the work!”
- Meet Marketers Who Need Freelance Writers Now — Free Webinar and Q&A Writers are in big demand as marketers look to take advantage of the massive increase in the number of people researching and making buying decisions online. Meet with marketers looking to hire now … and hear firsthand what they’re looking for in a writer.
- Two Charts Every Writer Needs to See Earlier today, we held our private briefing for all writers. The replay is up now, in case you missed it!

The Writer’s Life
- Where the Puck Is Going Next and More Answers for Writers from Russ Henneberry The opportunity to make a lot of money in content writing is HUGE right now. Content is everywhere and it’s desperately needed by every business. Here are five questions and answers with Russ Henneberry about this trend.
- WRITERS: Your $412 Billion Writing Opportunity Companies need writers more than ever before. Learn what they need, why, and how you can claim a piece of this giant pie.
- Monday Morning Jumpstart: Slow Down and Reflect on Your Emotions In today’s Monday Morning Jumpstart, AWAI Chief Success Officer, Ted Capshaw, reminds us how to check in with our emotions ... and why it’s best to feel and express them in order to be successful as writers – and as people.

2013 March

March 2013

Play for the Name on the Front of Your Jersey
By Michele Peterson
March 29, 2013 (07:06:57 am)

Michele Peterson encourages you to define the “why” that’s driving your writer’s life.

Christina Gillick wants you to take the first step, push the rock over the edge, dive in, get your freelance career going!

Ed Gandia shows you how you can use simple emails to get hired by high-paying clients.

Will Newman goes over some basic differences in verbs to breathe life into your copy.