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The Business of Writing Guide |
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Written by WAPYB Staff
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Friday, 07 July 2006 |
A Practical Guide for Freelancers Writers Ready to Turn Words into Profit
Learn how to find the best story ideas and places to publish them...
how and when to follow up with an editor... what you need to know about
buying rights, contracts, and agreements... how to use syndication to
increase your exposure and boost your earnings... and much more: The Business of Writing
The Business of Writing, created by the American Writers and Artists Association, is where you'll find answers to everything you need to know about setting yourself up as a freelancer including:
- Where to Find Stories and Places to Publish Them
- Eight Ways to Position Yourself as a Professional Freelancer - Even Before You´re Published
- How to Sell Your Articles Every Time
- How… and When… to Follow Up with an Editor
- What You Need to Know About Submiting Your Article to a Publication
- How to Increase Your Income by Adding Photos to Create an “Article Package’
- Use Syndication to Increase Your Exposure and Bump Up Your Earnings
- What Travel Writers Earn… and How, Practically Speaking, You Get Paid
- Nine Ways to Keep Track of Your Article Submissions
- What You Really Need to Know About Contracts and Agreements
- How to Use Rights and Copyright to Your Best Advantage
- Taxes for Freelance Writers: How to Stay Organized, Save Money, and Pay Up
- Real-Life Stories from Three Successful Freelancers
Learn more: The Business of Writing
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Last Updated ( Friday, 07 July 2006 )
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