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HOW TO COMBAT PROJECT FATIGUE Strategy #3: Take on more diverse projects. Project fatigue is especially prevalent if you write longer pieces of content (e.g. books) or write the same types of content over and over again. Having a more diverse mix of projects can bring you some relief. HOW TO MAKE YOUR GOALS MORE ATTAINABLE But don’t become obsessed with them. Because goals themselves aren’t the end game. The end game is everything you do on the road to reaching them. By the way whenever you’re ready, here are 4 ways I can help you grow your freelance business: 1. Grab a free copy of my new book for writers who are NEW to freelancing. #232: GETTING A RESPONSE FROM “RADIO SILENT” PROSPECTS Idea #1: Let prospects know this is your last attempt. This is a technique I have been using for years. It’s simple: In your last follow up attempt, you let prospects know that this will be the last one. You could say something like this: Hi Jane, this will be my last follow up attempt. It sounds like this project is no longer priorityfor
HOW TO BEST PITCH A RETAINER AGREEMENT 3. Highlight the benefit of predictable budgeting. Predictable budgeting is another good selling feature. Under the retainer agreement, the client pays you a fixed amount each month. This makes planning and budgeting easier. It can also help to facilitate internal approvals for the client. 4. HOW TO WEED OUT "BAD" PROSPECTS EARLIER AND FASTER The first step in weeding out bad prospects to understand whom you want to work with. If you’re just starting out, you may not have this clarity yet. But the more clients you work with, the clearer it will become. The guiding principle here is that you can’t serve everyone. Often, we see traditional businesses serve the masses, andwe think
ED GANDIA - HIGH-INCOME BUSINESS WRITING: FREELANCEPODCASTARTICLESCOACHINGSUCCESS STORIESABOUTEMAIL DIGEST Ready? Download a Copy of My New Book Earn More in Less Time: The Proven Mindset, Strategies and Actions to Prosper as a Freelance Writer. The key to achieving real prosperity as a freelance writer is learning how to earn more in less time. HIGH INCOME BUSINESS WRITING PODCAST Welcome to the High-Income Business Writing Podcast Case studies from the field, expert interviews, actionable advice and proven ideas for writers and copywriters who want to earn more in less time doing work they love for better clients. THE PROS AND CONS OF AGENCY WORK Pro #1: Steady stream of income. Agency work can provide a steady stream of income if you develop good relationships with a firm or two. This is especially true if some of the agency’s clients don’t have in-house writers. Rather than turn to (and train) a different writer for each separate piece of content for a client, agencies prefer to HOW TO RAISE YOUR FEES WITH EXISTING CLIENTS 2. Explain your new rate. If you decide to proceed, explain that you’ve held your old fees because you value them as a client. But unfortunately, you can’t continue to offer them those rates when you’re bringing in new clients that pay much more. 3. Gently highlight the risk of A BETTER OPERATIONAL PLAYBOOK FOR 2021 A Better Operational Playbook for 2021. Most ambitious freelancer writers want to grow their income. If they’re at $8k a month, they want to be at $10k. If they’re at $10k a month, they want to be at $12k. And if they’re in the $12k to $15k range, they think they’ll “arrive” once they’re at $20k. That was certainly the case forme.
HOW TO COMBAT PROJECT FATIGUE Strategy #3: Take on more diverse projects. Project fatigue is especially prevalent if you write longer pieces of content (e.g. books) or write the same types of content over and over again. Having a more diverse mix of projects can bring you some relief. HOW TO MAKE YOUR GOALS MORE ATTAINABLE But don’t become obsessed with them. Because goals themselves aren’t the end game. The end game is everything you do on the road to reaching them. By the way whenever you’re ready, here are 4 ways I can help you grow your freelance business: 1. Grab a free copy of my new book for writers who are NEW to freelancing. #232: GETTING A RESPONSE FROM “RADIO SILENT” PROSPECTS Idea #1: Let prospects know this is your last attempt. This is a technique I have been using for years. It’s simple: In your last follow up attempt, you let prospects know that this will be the last one. You could say something like this: Hi Jane, this will be my last follow up attempt. It sounds like this project is no longer priorityfor
HOW TO BEST PITCH A RETAINER AGREEMENT 3. Highlight the benefit of predictable budgeting. Predictable budgeting is another good selling feature. Under the retainer agreement, the client pays you a fixed amount each month. This makes planning and budgeting easier. It can also help to facilitate internal approvals for the client. 4. HOW TO WEED OUT "BAD" PROSPECTS EARLIER AND FASTER The first step in weeding out bad prospects to understand whom you want to work with. If you’re just starting out, you may not have this clarity yet. But the more clients you work with, the clearer it will become. The guiding principle here is that you can’t serve everyone. Often, we see traditional businesses serve the masses, andwe think
EIGHT STEPS TO WRITING FASTER, BETTER The three main steps are: Preparation. Writing. Editing and Rewriting. Daphne’s book, 8-1/2 Steps to Writing Faster, Better goes into detail about each step. 1) Make a plan. 2) Do your research – interviewing, reading – whatever you need to do to get the information. 3) Thinking and re-thinking. HOW TO BEST PITCH A RETAINER AGREEMENT 3. Highlight the benefit of predictable budgeting. Predictable budgeting is another good selling feature. Under the retainer agreement, the client pays you a fixed amount each month. This makes planning and budgeting easier. It can also help to facilitate internal approvals for the client. 4. HOW TO SAY NO GRACEFULLY In today’s article, I give three tips for saying no to prospects and clients with confidence and grace — even when you’re conflicted. HOW TO WEED OUT "BAD" PROSPECTS EARLIER AND FASTER The first step in weeding out bad prospects to understand whom you want to work with. If you’re just starting out, you may not have this clarity yet. But the more clients you work with, the clearer it will become. The guiding principle here is that you can’t serve everyone. Often, we see traditional businesses serve the masses, andwe think
3 REASONS TO START A PROFIT ACCOUNT Profit accounts are common in many brick-and-mortar businesses. They’re often labeled and categorized as “retained earnings” and typically used for funding an expansion, an acquisition or paying future dividends to shareholders. But as freelance professionals, we ’re not typically dealing with expansions, acquisitions or shareholder dividends. #181: FOLLOWING UP WITH PROSPECTS 1. Following up is necessary. Followi ng up is what moves the needle — so it’s a necessary thing.. Prospects are busy. They have lots of competing priorities and are in ever-changing situations. Therefore, the remi nders you send out are useful to them. Following up with prospects doesn’t only help you, it also helps yourprospects.
CASE STUDIES: HOW TO EARN $200+ AN HOUR WRITING SHORT Case studies offer writers a great payoff for the time spent. Once you get the hang of it, you can bring your total time investment down to seven or eight hours per case study. Assuming you’re charging $1,500 per piece, that’s about $200 an hour! That’s one reason you want to quote fixed fees rather than hourly rates. WRITING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY In this episode of The High-Income Business Writing podcast Casey Demchack talks about writing opportunities in the medical deviceIndustry.
DIRECT MAIL PROSPECTING: DOES IT MAKE SENSE? The Lead Magnet Approach. The lead magnet approach involves offering a free download (your “lead magnet”) as your call to action. This lead magnet can be a checklist, cheat sheet, process map, tip sheet, template or other relevant, useful and easily consumable information that’s somehow tied to the services you provide. #260: YOU DON’T HAVE TO ANSWER YOUR PROSPECTS’ AND CLIENTS Too often, writers feel pressure to respond to questions from clients and prospects . . . even when they don’t have enough information torespond adequately.
ED GANDIA - HIGH-INCOME BUSINESS WRITING: FREELANCEPODCASTARTICLESCOACHINGSUCCESS STORIESABOUTEMAIL DIGEST Ready? Download a Copy of My New Book Earn More in Less Time: The Proven Mindset, Strategies and Actions to Prosper as a Freelance Writer. The key to achieving real prosperity as a freelance writer is learning how to earn more in less time. HIGH INCOME BUSINESS WRITING PODCAST Welcome to the High-Income Business Writing Podcast Case studies from the field, expert interviews, actionable advice and proven ideas for writers and copywriters who want to earn more in less time doing work they love for better clients. THE PROS AND CONS OF AGENCY WORK Pro #1: Steady stream of income. Agency work can provide a steady stream of income if you develop good relationships with a firm or two. This is especially true if some of the agency’s clients don’t have in-house writers. Rather than turn to (and train) a different writer for each separate piece of content for a client, agencies prefer to A BETTER OPERATIONAL PLAYBOOK FOR 2021 A Better Operational Playbook for 2021. Most ambitious freelancer writers want to grow their income. If they’re at $8k a month, they want to be at $10k. If they’re at $10k a month, they want to be at $12k. And if they’re in the $12k to $15k range, they think they’ll “arrive” once they’re at $20k. That was certainly the case forme.
HOW TO COMBAT PROJECT FATIGUE Strategy #3: Take on more diverse projects. Project fatigue is especially prevalent if you write longer pieces of content (e.g. books) or write the same types of content over and over again. Having a more diverse mix of projects can bring you some relief. HOW TO RAISE YOUR FEES WITH EXISTING CLIENTS 2. Explain your new rate. If you decide to proceed, explain that you’ve held your old fees because you value them as a client. But unfortunately, you can’t continue to offer them those rates when you’re bringing in new clients that pay much more. 3. Gently highlight the risk of HOW TO SAY NO GRACEFULLY In today’s article, I give three tips for saying no to prospects and clients with confidence and grace — even when you’re conflicted. #232: GETTING A RESPONSE FROM “RADIO SILENT” PROSPECTS Idea #1: Let prospects know this is your last attempt. This is a technique I have been using for years. It’s simple: In your last follow up attempt, you let prospects know that this will be the last one. You could say something like this: Hi Jane, this will be my last follow up attempt. It sounds like this project is no longer priorityfor
WRITING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY In this episode of The High-Income Business Writing podcast Casey Demchack talks about writing opportunities in the medical deviceIndustry.
7 QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD ASK PROSPECTS DURING YOUR FIRST CALL You’ve arranged to speak with a prospective client on the phone about a project. And it all sounds very promising so far. But then you start to wonder how to start the conversation — and what questionsyou should ask.
ED GANDIA - HIGH-INCOME BUSINESS WRITING: FREELANCEPODCASTARTICLESCOACHINGSUCCESS STORIESABOUTEMAIL DIGEST Ready? Download a Copy of My New Book Earn More in Less Time: The Proven Mindset, Strategies and Actions to Prosper as a Freelance Writer. The key to achieving real prosperity as a freelance writer is learning how to earn more in less time. HIGH INCOME BUSINESS WRITING PODCAST Welcome to the High-Income Business Writing Podcast Case studies from the field, expert interviews, actionable advice and proven ideas for writers and copywriters who want to earn more in less time doing work they love for better clients. THE PROS AND CONS OF AGENCY WORK Pro #1: Steady stream of income. Agency work can provide a steady stream of income if you develop good relationships with a firm or two. This is especially true if some of the agency’s clients don’t have in-house writers. Rather than turn to (and train) a different writer for each separate piece of content for a client, agencies prefer to A BETTER OPERATIONAL PLAYBOOK FOR 2021 A Better Operational Playbook for 2021. Most ambitious freelancer writers want to grow their income. If they’re at $8k a month, they want to be at $10k. If they’re at $10k a month, they want to be at $12k. And if they’re in the $12k to $15k range, they think they’ll “arrive” once they’re at $20k. That was certainly the case forme.
HOW TO COMBAT PROJECT FATIGUE Strategy #3: Take on more diverse projects. Project fatigue is especially prevalent if you write longer pieces of content (e.g. books) or write the same types of content over and over again. Having a more diverse mix of projects can bring you some relief. HOW TO RAISE YOUR FEES WITH EXISTING CLIENTS 2. Explain your new rate. If you decide to proceed, explain that you’ve held your old fees because you value them as a client. But unfortunately, you can’t continue to offer them those rates when you’re bringing in new clients that pay much more. 3. Gently highlight the risk of HOW TO SAY NO GRACEFULLY In today’s article, I give three tips for saying no to prospects and clients with confidence and grace — even when you’re conflicted. #232: GETTING A RESPONSE FROM “RADIO SILENT” PROSPECTS Idea #1: Let prospects know this is your last attempt. This is a technique I have been using for years. It’s simple: In your last follow up attempt, you let prospects know that this will be the last one. You could say something like this: Hi Jane, this will be my last follow up attempt. It sounds like this project is no longer priorityfor
WRITING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY In this episode of The High-Income Business Writing podcast Casey Demchack talks about writing opportunities in the medical deviceIndustry.
7 QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD ASK PROSPECTS DURING YOUR FIRST CALL You’ve arranged to speak with a prospective client on the phone about a project. And it all sounds very promising so far. But then you start to wonder how to start the conversation — and what questionsyou should ask.
HOW TO SAY NO GRACEFULLY In today’s article, I give three tips for saying no to prospects and clients with confidence and grace — even when you’re conflicted. 3 REASONS TO START A PROFIT ACCOUNT Profit accounts are common in many brick-and-mortar businesses. They’re often labeled and categorized as “retained earnings” and typically used for funding an expansion, an acquisition or paying future dividends to shareholders. But as freelance professionals, we ’re not typically dealing with expansions, acquisitions or shareholder dividends. CAN YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE TARGET MARKET? Over time, this strategy may allow you to transition out of the second market altogether, which is helpful if you’d prefer to work just in one. 3. Conduct an annual review. If you do end up choosing more than one target market, conduct an annual review. HOW TO BEST PITCH A RETAINER AGREEMENT 3. Highlight the benefit of predictable budgeting. Predictable budgeting is another good selling feature. Under the retainer agreement, the client pays you a fixed amount each month. This makes planning and budgeting easier. It can also help to facilitate internal approvals for the client. 4. HOW TO WEED OUT "BAD" PROSPECTS EARLIER AND FASTER The first step in weeding out bad prospects to understand whom you want to work with. If you’re just starting out, you may not have this clarity yet. But the more clients you work with, the clearer it will become. The guiding principle here is that you can’t serve everyone. Often, we see traditional businesses serve the masses, andwe think
#260: YOU DON’T HAVE TO ANSWER YOUR PROSPECTS’ AND CLIENTS Too often, writers feel pressure to respond to questions from clients and prospects . . . even when they don’t have enough information torespond adequately.
#261: STEFAN GEORGI ON HOW HE’S BUILT A MULTIMILLION In today’s podcast episode, Stefan shares the story of how he migrated to progressively better clients, raised his fees and multiplied his options for earning income. EIGHT STEPS TO WRITING FASTER, BETTER The three main steps are: Preparation. Writing. Editing and Rewriting. Daphne’s book, 8-1/2 Steps to Writing Faster, Better goes into detail about each step. 1) Make a plan. 2) Do your research – interviewing, reading – whatever you need to do to get the information. 3) Thinking and re-thinking. WRITING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY In this episode of The High-Income Business Writing podcast Casey Demchack talks about writing opportunities in the medical deviceIndustry.
#183: WHAT TO DO WHEN FRIENDS AND FAMILY DON’T SUPPORT YOU Running a freelance business becomes exponentially more challenging when you don’t have the support of your friends and family. In this episode, I share 10 practical tips that will help you if ED GANDIA - HIGH-INCOME BUSINESS WRITING: FREELANCEPODCASTARTICLESCOACHINGSUCCESS STORIESABOUTEMAIL DIGEST Ready? Download a Copy of My New Book Earn More in Less Time: The Proven Mindset, Strategies and Actions to Prosper as a Freelance Writer. The key to achieving real prosperity as a freelance writer is learning how to earn more in less time. HIGH INCOME BUSINESS WRITING PODCAST Welcome to the High-Income Business Writing Podcast Case studies from the field, expert interviews, actionable advice and proven ideas for writers and copywriters who want to earn more in less time doing work they love for better clients. THE PROS AND CONS OF AGENCY WORK Pro #1: Steady stream of income. Agency work can provide a steady stream of income if you develop good relationships with a firm or two. This is especially true if some of the agency’s clients don’t have in-house writers. Rather than turn to (and train) a different writer for each separate piece of content for a client, agencies prefer to A BETTER OPERATIONAL PLAYBOOK FOR 2021 A Better Operational Playbook for 2021. Most ambitious freelancer writers want to grow their income. If they’re at $8k a month, they want to be at $10k. If they’re at $10k a month, they want to be at $12k. And if they’re in the $12k to $15k range, they think they’ll “arrive” once they’re at $20k. That was certainly the case forme.
HOW TO COMBAT PROJECT FATIGUE Strategy #3: Take on more diverse projects. Project fatigue is especially prevalent if you write longer pieces of content (e.g. books) or write the same types of content over and over again. Having a more diverse mix of projects can bring you some relief. HOW TO RAISE YOUR FEES WITH EXISTING CLIENTS 2. Explain your new rate. If you decide to proceed, explain that you’ve held your old fees because you value them as a client. But unfortunately, you can’t continue to offer them those rates when you’re bringing in new clients that pay much more. 3. Gently highlight the risk of HOW TO SAY NO GRACEFULLY In today’s article, I give three tips for saying no to prospects and clients with confidence and grace — even when you’re conflicted. #232: GETTING A RESPONSE FROM “RADIO SILENT” PROSPECTS Idea #1: Let prospects know this is your last attempt. This is a technique I have been using for years. It’s simple: In your last follow up attempt, you let prospects know that this will be the last one. You could say something like this: Hi Jane, this will be my last follow up attempt. It sounds like this project is no longer priorityfor
WRITING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY In this episode of The High-Income Business Writing podcast Casey Demchack talks about writing opportunities in the medical deviceIndustry.
7 QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD ASK PROSPECTS DURING YOUR FIRST CALL You’ve arranged to speak with a prospective client on the phone about a project. And it all sounds very promising so far. But then you start to wonder how to start the conversation — and what questionsyou should ask.
ED GANDIA - HIGH-INCOME BUSINESS WRITING: FREELANCEPODCASTARTICLESCOACHINGSUCCESS STORIESABOUTEMAIL DIGEST Ready? Download a Copy of My New Book Earn More in Less Time: The Proven Mindset, Strategies and Actions to Prosper as a Freelance Writer. The key to achieving real prosperity as a freelance writer is learning how to earn more in less time. HIGH INCOME BUSINESS WRITING PODCAST Welcome to the High-Income Business Writing Podcast Case studies from the field, expert interviews, actionable advice and proven ideas for writers and copywriters who want to earn more in less time doing work they love for better clients. THE PROS AND CONS OF AGENCY WORK Pro #1: Steady stream of income. Agency work can provide a steady stream of income if you develop good relationships with a firm or two. This is especially true if some of the agency’s clients don’t have in-house writers. Rather than turn to (and train) a different writer for each separate piece of content for a client, agencies prefer to A BETTER OPERATIONAL PLAYBOOK FOR 2021 A Better Operational Playbook for 2021. Most ambitious freelancer writers want to grow their income. If they’re at $8k a month, they want to be at $10k. If they’re at $10k a month, they want to be at $12k. And if they’re in the $12k to $15k range, they think they’ll “arrive” once they’re at $20k. That was certainly the case forme.
HOW TO COMBAT PROJECT FATIGUE Strategy #3: Take on more diverse projects. Project fatigue is especially prevalent if you write longer pieces of content (e.g. books) or write the same types of content over and over again. Having a more diverse mix of projects can bring you some relief. HOW TO RAISE YOUR FEES WITH EXISTING CLIENTS 2. Explain your new rate. If you decide to proceed, explain that you’ve held your old fees because you value them as a client. But unfortunately, you can’t continue to offer them those rates when you’re bringing in new clients that pay much more. 3. Gently highlight the risk of HOW TO SAY NO GRACEFULLY In today’s article, I give three tips for saying no to prospects and clients with confidence and grace — even when you’re conflicted. #232: GETTING A RESPONSE FROM “RADIO SILENT” PROSPECTS Idea #1: Let prospects know this is your last attempt. This is a technique I have been using for years. It’s simple: In your last follow up attempt, you let prospects know that this will be the last one. You could say something like this: Hi Jane, this will be my last follow up attempt. It sounds like this project is no longer priorityfor
WRITING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY In this episode of The High-Income Business Writing podcast Casey Demchack talks about writing opportunities in the medical deviceIndustry.
7 QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD ASK PROSPECTS DURING YOUR FIRST CALL You’ve arranged to speak with a prospective client on the phone about a project. And it all sounds very promising so far. But then you start to wonder how to start the conversation — and what questionsyou should ask.
HOW TO SAY NO GRACEFULLY In today’s article, I give three tips for saying no to prospects and clients with confidence and grace — even when you’re conflicted. 3 REASONS TO START A PROFIT ACCOUNT Profit accounts are common in many brick-and-mortar businesses. They’re often labeled and categorized as “retained earnings” and typically used for funding an expansion, an acquisition or paying future dividends to shareholders. But as freelance professionals, we ’re not typically dealing with expansions, acquisitions or shareholder dividends. CAN YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE TARGET MARKET? Over time, this strategy may allow you to transition out of the second market altogether, which is helpful if you’d prefer to work just in one. 3. Conduct an annual review. If you do end up choosing more than one target market, conduct an annual review. HOW TO BEST PITCH A RETAINER AGREEMENT 3. Highlight the benefit of predictable budgeting. Predictable budgeting is another good selling feature. Under the retainer agreement, the client pays you a fixed amount each month. This makes planning and budgeting easier. It can also help to facilitate internal approvals for the client. 4. HOW TO WEED OUT "BAD" PROSPECTS EARLIER AND FASTER The first step in weeding out bad prospects to understand whom you want to work with. If you’re just starting out, you may not have this clarity yet. But the more clients you work with, the clearer it will become. The guiding principle here is that you can’t serve everyone. Often, we see traditional businesses serve the masses, andwe think
#260: YOU DON’T HAVE TO ANSWER YOUR PROSPECTS’ AND CLIENTS Too often, writers feel pressure to respond to questions from clients and prospects . . . even when they don’t have enough information torespond adequately.
#261: STEFAN GEORGI ON HOW HE’S BUILT A MULTIMILLION In today’s podcast episode, Stefan shares the story of how he migrated to progressively better clients, raised his fees and multiplied his options for earning income. EIGHT STEPS TO WRITING FASTER, BETTER The three main steps are: Preparation. Writing. Editing and Rewriting. Daphne’s book, 8-1/2 Steps to Writing Faster, Better goes into detail about each step. 1) Make a plan. 2) Do your research – interviewing, reading – whatever you need to do to get the information. 3) Thinking and re-thinking. WRITING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY In this episode of The High-Income Business Writing podcast Casey Demchack talks about writing opportunities in the medical deviceIndustry.
#183: WHAT TO DO WHEN FRIENDS AND FAMILY DON’T SUPPORT YOU Running a freelance business becomes exponentially more challenging when you don’t have the support of your friends and family. In this episode, I share 10 practical tips that will help you if ED GANDIA - HIGH-INCOME BUSINESS WRITING: FREELANCEPODCASTARTICLESCOACHINGSUCCESS STORIESABOUTEMAIL DIGEST Ready? Download a Copy of My New Book Earn More in Less Time: The Proven Mindset, Strategies and Actions to Prosper as a Freelance Writer. The key to achieving real prosperity as a freelance writer is learning how to earn more in less time. HIGH INCOME BUSINESS WRITING PODCAST Welcome to the High-Income Business Writing Podcast Case studies from the field, expert interviews, actionable advice and proven ideas for writers and copywriters who want to earn more in less time doing work they love for better clients. THE PROS AND CONS OF AGENCY WORK Pro #1: Steady stream of income. Agency work can provide a steady stream of income if you develop good relationships with a firm or two. This is especially true if some of the agency’s clients don’t have in-house writers. Rather than turn to (and train) a different writer for each separate piece of content for a client, agencies prefer to HOW TO RAISE YOUR FEES WITH EXISTING CLIENTS 2. Explain your new rate. If you decide to proceed, explain that you’ve held your old fees because you value them as a client. But unfortunately, you can’t continue to offer them those rates when you’re bringing in new clients that pay much more. 3. Gently highlight the risk of A BETTER OPERATIONAL PLAYBOOK FOR 2021 A Better Operational Playbook for 2021. Most ambitious freelancer writers want to grow their income. If they’re at $8k a month, they want to be at $10k. If they’re at $10k a month, they want to be at $12k. And if they’re in the $12k to $15k range, they think they’ll “arrive” once they’re at $20k. That was certainly the case forme.
HOW TO COMBAT PROJECT FATIGUE Strategy #3: Take on more diverse projects. Project fatigue is especially prevalent if you write longer pieces of content (e.g. books) or write the same types of content over and over again. Having a more diverse mix of projects can bring you some relief. HOW TO MAKE YOUR GOALS MORE ATTAINABLE But don’t become obsessed with them. Because goals themselves aren’t the end game. The end game is everything you do on the road to reaching them. By the way whenever you’re ready, here are 4 ways I can help you grow your freelance business: 1. Grab a free copy of my new book for writers who are NEW to freelancing. HOW TO BEST PITCH A RETAINER AGREEMENT 3. Highlight the benefit of predictable budgeting. Predictable budgeting is another good selling feature. Under the retainer agreement, the client pays you a fixed amount each month. This makes planning and budgeting easier. It can also help to facilitate internal approvals for the client. 4. #232: GETTING A RESPONSE FROM “RADIO SILENT” PROSPECTS Idea #1: Let prospects know this is your last attempt. This is a technique I have been using for years. It’s simple: In your last follow up attempt, you let prospects know that this will be the last one. You could say something like this: Hi Jane, this will be my last follow up attempt. It sounds like this project is no longer priorityfor
HOW TO WEED OUT "BAD" PROSPECTS EARLIER AND FASTER The first step in weeding out bad prospects to understand whom you want to work with. If you’re just starting out, you may not have this clarity yet. But the more clients you work with, the clearer it will become. The guiding principle here is that you can’t serve everyone. Often, we see traditional businesses serve the masses, andwe think
ED GANDIA - HIGH-INCOME BUSINESS WRITING: FREELANCEPODCASTARTICLESCOACHINGSUCCESS STORIESABOUTEMAIL DIGEST Ready? Download a Copy of My New Book Earn More in Less Time: The Proven Mindset, Strategies and Actions to Prosper as a Freelance Writer. The key to achieving real prosperity as a freelance writer is learning how to earn more in less time. HIGH INCOME BUSINESS WRITING PODCAST Welcome to the High-Income Business Writing Podcast Case studies from the field, expert interviews, actionable advice and proven ideas for writers and copywriters who want to earn more in less time doing work they love for better clients. THE PROS AND CONS OF AGENCY WORK Pro #1: Steady stream of income. Agency work can provide a steady stream of income if you develop good relationships with a firm or two. This is especially true if some of the agency’s clients don’t have in-house writers. Rather than turn to (and train) a different writer for each separate piece of content for a client, agencies prefer to HOW TO RAISE YOUR FEES WITH EXISTING CLIENTS 2. Explain your new rate. If you decide to proceed, explain that you’ve held your old fees because you value them as a client. But unfortunately, you can’t continue to offer them those rates when you’re bringing in new clients that pay much more. 3. Gently highlight the risk of A BETTER OPERATIONAL PLAYBOOK FOR 2021 A Better Operational Playbook for 2021. Most ambitious freelancer writers want to grow their income. If they’re at $8k a month, they want to be at $10k. If they’re at $10k a month, they want to be at $12k. And if they’re in the $12k to $15k range, they think they’ll “arrive” once they’re at $20k. That was certainly the case forme.
HOW TO COMBAT PROJECT FATIGUE Strategy #3: Take on more diverse projects. Project fatigue is especially prevalent if you write longer pieces of content (e.g. books) or write the same types of content over and over again. Having a more diverse mix of projects can bring you some relief. HOW TO MAKE YOUR GOALS MORE ATTAINABLE But don’t become obsessed with them. Because goals themselves aren’t the end game. The end game is everything you do on the road to reaching them. By the way whenever you’re ready, here are 4 ways I can help you grow your freelance business: 1. Grab a free copy of my new book for writers who are NEW to freelancing. HOW TO BEST PITCH A RETAINER AGREEMENT 3. Highlight the benefit of predictable budgeting. Predictable budgeting is another good selling feature. Under the retainer agreement, the client pays you a fixed amount each month. This makes planning and budgeting easier. It can also help to facilitate internal approvals for the client. 4. #232: GETTING A RESPONSE FROM “RADIO SILENT” PROSPECTS Idea #1: Let prospects know this is your last attempt. This is a technique I have been using for years. It’s simple: In your last follow up attempt, you let prospects know that this will be the last one. You could say something like this: Hi Jane, this will be my last follow up attempt. It sounds like this project is no longer priorityfor
HOW TO WEED OUT "BAD" PROSPECTS EARLIER AND FASTER The first step in weeding out bad prospects to understand whom you want to work with. If you’re just starting out, you may not have this clarity yet. But the more clients you work with, the clearer it will become. The guiding principle here is that you can’t serve everyone. Often, we see traditional businesses serve the masses, andwe think
3 REASONS TO START A PROFIT ACCOUNT Profit accounts are common in many brick-and-mortar businesses. They’re often labeled and categorized as “retained earnings” and typically used for funding an expansion, an acquisition or paying future dividends to shareholders. But as freelance professionals, we ’re not typically dealing with expansions, acquisitions or shareholder dividends. EIGHT STEPS TO WRITING FASTER, BETTER The three main steps are: Preparation. Writing. Editing and Rewriting. Daphne’s book, 8-1/2 Steps to Writing Faster, Better goes into detail about each step. 1) Make a plan. 2) Do your research – interviewing, reading – whatever you need to do to get the information. 3) Thinking and re-thinking. HOW TO WEED OUT "BAD" PROSPECTS EARLIER AND FASTER The first step in weeding out bad prospects to understand whom you want to work with. If you’re just starting out, you may not have this clarity yet. But the more clients you work with, the clearer it will become. The guiding principle here is that you can’t serve everyone. Often, we see traditional businesses serve the masses, andwe think
HOW TO MAKE YOUR GOALS MORE ATTAINABLE But don’t become obsessed with them. Because goals themselves aren’t the end game. The end game is everything you do on the road to reaching them. By the way whenever you’re ready, here are 4 ways I can help you grow your freelance business: 1. Grab a free copy of my new book for writers who are NEW to freelancing. HOW TO SAY NO GRACEFULLY In today’s article, I give three tips for saying no to prospects and clients with confidence and grace — even when you’re conflicted. CASE STUDIES: HOW TO EARN $200+ AN HOUR WRITING SHORT Case studies offer writers a great payoff for the time spent. Once you get the hang of it, you can bring your total time investment down to seven or eight hours per case study. Assuming you’re charging $1,500 per piece, that’s about $200 an hour! That’s one reason you want to quote fixed fees rather than hourly rates. #261: STEFAN GEORGI ON HOW HE’S BUILT A MULTIMILLION In today’s podcast episode, Stefan shares the story of how he migrated to progressively better clients, raised his fees and multiplied his options for earning income. WRITING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY In this episode of The High-Income Business Writing podcast Casey Demchack talks about writing opportunities in the medical deviceIndustry.
#260: YOU DON’T HAVE TO ANSWER YOUR PROSPECTS’ AND CLIENTS Too often, writers feel pressure to respond to questions from clients and prospects . . . even when they don’t have enough information torespond adequately.
DIRECT MAIL PROSPECTING: DOES IT MAKE SENSE? The Lead Magnet Approach. The lead magnet approach involves offering a free download (your “lead magnet”) as your call to action. This lead magnet can be a checklist, cheat sheet, process map, tip sheet, template or other relevant, useful and easily consumable information that’s somehow tied to the services you provide. ED GANDIA - HIGH-INCOME BUSINESS WRITING: FREELANCEPODCASTARTICLESCOACHINGSUCCESS STORIESABOUTEMAIL DIGEST Ready? Download a Copy of My New Book Earn More in Less Time: The Proven Mindset, Strategies and Actions to Prosper as a Freelance Writer. The key to achieving real prosperity as a freelance writer is learning how to earn more in less time. HIGH INCOME BUSINESS WRITING PODCAST Welcome to the High-Income Business Writing Podcast Case studies from the field, expert interviews, actionable advice and proven ideas for writers and copywriters who want to earn more in less time doing work they love for better clients. THE PROS AND CONS OF AGENCY WORK Pro #1: Steady stream of income. Agency work can provide a steady stream of income if you develop good relationships with a firm or two. This is especially true if some of the agency’s clients don’t have in-house writers. Rather than turn to (and train) a different writer for each separate piece of content for a client, agencies prefer to HOW TO COMBAT PROJECT FATIGUE Strategy #3: Take on more diverse projects. Project fatigue is especially prevalent if you write longer pieces of content (e.g. books) or write the same types of content over and over again. Having a more diverse mix of projects can bring you some relief. HOW TO RAISE YOUR FEES WITH EXISTING CLIENTS 2. Explain your new rate. If you decide to proceed, explain that you’ve held your old fees because you value them as a client. But unfortunately, you can’t continue to offer them those rates when you’re bringing in new clients that pay much more. 3. Gently highlight the risk of A BETTER OPERATIONAL PLAYBOOK FOR 2021 A Better Operational Playbook for 2021. Most ambitious freelancer writers want to grow their income. If they’re at $8k a month, they want to be at $10k. If they’re at $10k a month, they want to be at $12k. And if they’re in the $12k to $15k range, they think they’ll “arrive” once they’re at $20k. That was certainly the case forme.
HOW TO SAY NO GRACEFULLY In today’s article, I give three tips for saying no to prospects and clients with confidence and grace — even when you’re conflicted. #232: GETTING A RESPONSE FROM “RADIO SILENT” PROSPECTS Idea #1: Let prospects know this is your last attempt. This is a technique I have been using for years. It’s simple: In your last follow up attempt, you let prospects know that this will be the last one. You could say something like this: Hi Jane, this will be my last follow up attempt. It sounds like this project is no longer priorityfor
ARE YOU WILLING TO TAKE A RISK? A lot of times, it comes down to being perfectionists. When you’re a perfectionist, it’s hard to take a risk because it increases your odds of failure — at least in the short term. You need to be okay with failing sometimes if you’re going to allow yourself to take some risks. Think about actors, as an example. WRITING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY In this episode of The High-Income Business Writing podcast Casey Demchack talks about writing opportunities in the medical deviceIndustry.
ED GANDIA - HIGH-INCOME BUSINESS WRITING: FREELANCEPODCASTARTICLESCOACHINGSUCCESS STORIESABOUTEMAIL DIGEST Ready? Download a Copy of My New Book Earn More in Less Time: The Proven Mindset, Strategies and Actions to Prosper as a Freelance Writer. The key to achieving real prosperity as a freelance writer is learning how to earn more in less time. HIGH INCOME BUSINESS WRITING PODCAST Welcome to the High-Income Business Writing Podcast Case studies from the field, expert interviews, actionable advice and proven ideas for writers and copywriters who want to earn more in less time doing work they love for better clients. THE PROS AND CONS OF AGENCY WORK Pro #1: Steady stream of income. Agency work can provide a steady stream of income if you develop good relationships with a firm or two. This is especially true if some of the agency’s clients don’t have in-house writers. Rather than turn to (and train) a different writer for each separate piece of content for a client, agencies prefer to HOW TO COMBAT PROJECT FATIGUE Strategy #3: Take on more diverse projects. Project fatigue is especially prevalent if you write longer pieces of content (e.g. books) or write the same types of content over and over again. Having a more diverse mix of projects can bring you some relief. HOW TO RAISE YOUR FEES WITH EXISTING CLIENTS 2. Explain your new rate. If you decide to proceed, explain that you’ve held your old fees because you value them as a client. But unfortunately, you can’t continue to offer them those rates when you’re bringing in new clients that pay much more. 3. Gently highlight the risk of A BETTER OPERATIONAL PLAYBOOK FOR 2021 A Better Operational Playbook for 2021. Most ambitious freelancer writers want to grow their income. If they’re at $8k a month, they want to be at $10k. If they’re at $10k a month, they want to be at $12k. And if they’re in the $12k to $15k range, they think they’ll “arrive” once they’re at $20k. That was certainly the case forme.
HOW TO SAY NO GRACEFULLY In today’s article, I give three tips for saying no to prospects and clients with confidence and grace — even when you’re conflicted. #232: GETTING A RESPONSE FROM “RADIO SILENT” PROSPECTS Idea #1: Let prospects know this is your last attempt. This is a technique I have been using for years. It’s simple: In your last follow up attempt, you let prospects know that this will be the last one. You could say something like this: Hi Jane, this will be my last follow up attempt. It sounds like this project is no longer priorityfor
ARE YOU WILLING TO TAKE A RISK? A lot of times, it comes down to being perfectionists. When you’re a perfectionist, it’s hard to take a risk because it increases your odds of failure — at least in the short term. You need to be okay with failing sometimes if you’re going to allow yourself to take some risks. Think about actors, as an example. WRITING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY In this episode of The High-Income Business Writing podcast Casey Demchack talks about writing opportunities in the medical deviceIndustry.
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Client Results. I work with ambitious writers to help them earn more in less time doing work they love for better clients. And I have a solid track record of helping writers and copywriters achieve these tangible results. That’s the real reward for me: when coaching clients tell me how our work together has helped them launch or grow THE PROS AND CONS OF AGENCY WORK Pro #1: Steady stream of income. Agency work can provide a steady stream of income if you develop good relationships with a firm or two. This is especially true if some of the agency’s clients don’t have in-house writers. Rather than turn to (and train) a different writer for each separate piece of content for a client, agencies prefer to A BETTER OPERATIONAL PLAYBOOK FOR 2021 A Better Operational Playbook for 2021. Most ambitious freelancer writers want to grow their income. If they’re at $8k a month, they want to be at $10k. If they’re at $10k a month, they want to be at $12k. And if they’re in the $12k to $15k range, they think they’ll “arrive” once they’re at $20k. That was certainly the case forme.
HOW TO SAY NO GRACEFULLY In today’s article, I give three tips for saying no to prospects and clients with confidence and grace — even when you’re conflicted. HOW TO MAKE YOUR GOALS MORE ATTAINABLE But don’t become obsessed with them. Because goals themselves aren’t the end game. The end game is everything you do on the road to reaching them. By the way whenever you’re ready, here are 4 ways I can help you grow your freelance business: 1. Grab a free copy of my new book for writers who are NEW to freelancing. #258: WHY YOU SHOULD TRUST YOUR SIXTH SENSE WHEN April 6, 2021. Ed Gandia. Qualifying your prospects is important. So is understanding your ideal client avatar and knowing what questions to ask them. But most important of all is having the discernment to know which prospect is going to work out well and which one won’t. Truth is, you can ask two prospects the same set of questions HOW TO BEST PITCH A RETAINER AGREEMENT 3. Highlight the benefit of predictable budgeting. Predictable budgeting is another good selling feature. Under the retainer agreement, the client pays you a fixed amount each month. This makes planning and budgeting easier. It can also help to facilitate internal approvals for the client. 4. HOW TO WEED OUT "BAD" PROSPECTS EARLIER AND FASTER The first step in weeding out bad prospects to understand whom you want to work with. If you’re just starting out, you may not have this clarity yet. But the more clients you work with, the clearer it will become. The guiding principle here is that you can’t serve everyone. Often, we see traditional businesses serve the masses, andwe think
WHITE PAPERS: A REAL AND LUCRATIVE OPPORTUNITY FOR In part two of this two-part episode (check out part one here), I interview one of the most knowledgeable and experienced white paper writers in the business: Gordon Graham.Gordon is the author of the newly released book White Papers for Dummies, a must-read book if you’re considering writing white papers — and an invaluable resource if you’ve been writing white papers for years. 7 QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD ASK PROSPECTS DURING YOUR FIRST CALL You’ve arranged to speak with a prospective client on the phone about a project. And it all sounds very promising so far. But then you start to wonder how to start the conversation — and what questionsyou should ask.
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