Affordable Copywriters

When business owners and entrepreneurs are looking for writing help, among the most common search term phrases they use are “affordable copywriters” “affordable writers” “affordable ghostwriters” “affordable marketing services” “cheap copywriters” “cheap…”   You get the idea. And as is the case with most professional services, you’ll get the quality you’re willing to pay for…and[…]

Avoid this OOPS!

I may have just saved a potential client from shooting themselves in the foot.   Sure hope so!   This morning, I saw this job description posted at Upwork:   Need a copywriter to create an “About Us” page for a construction company. We are a small company founded on the idea of the American[…]

Intermediate Providers Won’t Help You Much

When people look for writers at Upwork, they’re given a choice: entry level (newbies, wannabes, charlatans), intermediate, and expert. I’ve noticed that the vast majority choose intermediate writers, probably in the hope of getting “good enough” at a rate they consider “fair” or “reasonable” for hiring them.   All well and good IF (and it’s[…]

More “Social Media Gurus” Horror Stories

I’m not clever enough to even make up some of the nutty examples I see as people try to pass themselves off as marketers and social media gurus.   “We are consummated professionals.” Really!  It’s nice to your know your wedding nights or date  nights are sexually-fulfilling for you! (The correct term here is “consummate”.)[…]

I’m a Top-Rated Freelance Writer with 100% Satisfaction Ratings

I’m a top-rated freelance writer with 100% satisfaction ratings at Upwork and Thumbtack.   So, with an array of truly-stellar, by-the-numbers testimonials from clients, I’ve recently placed them front-and-center whenever I advertise my services.   As a result, I’ve become as busy as I want to be (I’m semi-retired and don’t want to write full-time[…]

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Freelance Writing: Not for Sissies

Freelance writing–whether you write copy, content or features–is a feast or famine endeavor.   And it isn’t because writers like me aren’t top-notch.   It’s because clients tend to confirm a project, state the date it will start, and then–on the date their project is slated to start, or the night before–say they’re “a little[…]