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Aaaand… it’s up! My latest Bizcommunity article, entitled ‘Get the most out of your freelance copywriter or editor‘ went live today. It deals with teaching clients how we work and what we need from them, in order to deliver the best job possible. It also provides a short list of questions for the client, to [...]

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My new guest column, ‘The Stable Door’, went live on Freelancentral today, with its inaugural piece entitled (clumsily, but there’s no other way to put it), ‘Clients to be wary of’. The piece introduces four types of clients: The Boss (the client who thinks he’s your boss), The Uninformed (the client who has no idea [...]

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Starting next week, I’ll be writing columns every so often for Freelancentral, the freelance talent portal. Titled ‘The Stable Door’, my series of articles will deal with issues of interest to freelancers and those who employ them. They’ll also be posted on this blog once they’re up, for your delight, edification and (possibly) occasional venom. [...]

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Using a Freelancer

Published on 31 January 2010 by Tiffany Markman in Freelancing

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Every type of project Copywriters and editors work on all kinds of projects, from corporate profiles to CVs, newsletters to websites, textbooks to brochures. Whether you’re a large corporation, a small business, a government department, an NGO or an advertising agency, copywriters and editors can help you enormously. Finding the right tone They can cut [...]

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