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Contest for Writers: Win Free Copy of ’40 Ways to Market’ Audio

Carol Tice

40 Ways To Market Your WritingAre you a writer who’s hoping to ramp up their marketing next year — but you missed my 40 Ways to Market Your Writing Webinar with Anne Wayman from About Freelance Writing?

Well, you’re in luck. Now, there are two ways you could get the 40 Ways information — free!

Way #1: If you sign up to get this blog on email, you’ll get a 14-page PDF report on the 40 Ways, free of charge. Just my thank-you for signing up and participating in the great community of writers that visit this blog. The PDF is packed with links to resources and lots of “power tips” on the best ways to use these marketing techniques to help grow your writing income.

If you’d like more than the PDF — you’d like to hear the complete audio recording of the Webinar, to get more details and hear the questions we answered live for participants — you can also purchase the one-hour audio recording and get the free PDF report thrown into the deal.

I have one more free offer to make. Anne and I are gathering feedback now to shape our next Webinar, How to Break In and Earn Big as a Freelance Writer. So:

Way #2: I’ll give away a free copy of the 40 Ways audio recording to the writer who leaves the best answer to the following question:

What is (or was) the most difficult thing for you about breaking into freelance writing? Leave your well-written comment below to win the free audio. Deadline is midnight PST tonight, and I’ll announce the winner on the blog tomorrow. Closing the comments for this post after that.

(Consolation prize: I’ll email everyone who leaves a comment on this post a special 25%-off discount code for the Webinar — regularly $36 — that’s good until Christmas. Give yourself a holiday gift and get your questions about freelance writing answered live.)

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