I blogged about a situation I had with one client recently where I stuck to my pricing guns. It's a scenario all freelace writers will have to deal with at some point. I hope it proves insightful.
Read, Freelance Writing Rates: How to Stick to Your Pricing Guns, at BloggingTips.com.
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008
How to Stick to Your Freelance Writing Rates
Posted by Yuwanda Black at Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Labels: blogging jobs, freelance writing jobs, freelance writing rates, how to make money blogging
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