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- Living the Writer's Life: Holly Rhoton After injury, divorce, and moving homes… it’s been a tough year for Holly Rhoton. But she hasn’t let that get her down. While working full-time as a mammography technician, she’s been building up her side gig as a copywriter and showing her three kids the power of following your dreams. Read on to discover Holly’s simple secret for finding clients and why “it’s okay not to know everything.”
- Last Chance: Learn How to Write Pro-Level Case Studies — to the Tune of $1,500 Each — in Just 4 Weeks Case studies are easy to write and pay well — up to $1,500 each — making them an ideal project for a freelance copywriter. And clients, especially in B2B, are always in need of fresh case studies for their marketing efforts.
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- Top 5 Excuses for Not Having a Website (And 5 Solutions to Nix Them for Good!) Today, every business needs a website — even yours! Here are five excuses for not having a website, and five solutions to conquer the roadblocks for good.
- You Might Be Cut Out for Case Study Writing If… Businesses can set themselves apart from competitors by using storytelling, but they need writers. Discover if case study writing is the specialty for you.
- Why Case Study Writers Are Getting More Projects Than Ever In the ongoing economic upheaval of COVID-19, inquiries from current and prospective clients for customer case studies actually increased. The market for these stories seems busier than ever… here’s why.
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- 5 Ways to Use Case Studies to Market Your Web-Writing Business Looking for creative ways to market your web-writing services. Case studies build your credibility and demonstrate your expertise. Get creative with them.
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B2B Writing Success
- 5 Questions to Ask ─ Is This B2B Client a Good Fit for You? Saying “yes” to a B2B client who isn’t a good fit for you or your business goals can be like buying a pair of shoes that look great in the box, but give you blisters when you take them out and wear them for any length of time. Avoid the client "blisters" with these five questions.
