Heard any useful writing advice lately? I have.
Since July, I’ve been holding weekly live events for members of Freelance Writers Den. Each week, I invite a writing pro to guest on the podcast and share their knowledge.
This has quickly shaped up to be my favorite part of being Den Mother! I’ve gotten to chat with some of the top authors of freelance-writing advice — people I’ve long admired and thought were super-smart. They didn’t disappoint live, either — we’ve had inspiring, informational, interesting talks.
Out of more than 20 hours of chat with experts, what stands out? Here are a few snippets of the best writing advice I heard:
Sean Platt of Ghostwriter Dad on why now is the best time to be a freelance writer:
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(Or click here.)
Co-author of and International Freelancers Academy’s Ed Gandia on how to make a real connection with prospects that gets you hired:
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(Or click here.)
And hot off the press from yesterday’s call, Peter Bowerman of The Well-Fed Writer on the essential elements you need to be a successful commercial freelance writer today:
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(Or click here.)
What’s the best writing advice you’ve heard lately? Leave a comment and let us know.
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