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If you frequent any freelance writing forum or community, you’ll notice thread after thread related to pricing.
“How should I price this?”
“How much should I charge for this?”
“What would you price this at?”
Over the course of nearly 20 years in this...
Question:
How do you counteroffer a client? I have a potential client who I’d really love to work with, and I see them as a potential anchor client. However, their proposal is a slap in the face.
They’re asking for a 12 700-word blog posts/month, weekly social media posts for two...
This is it
This is all the client work I have left to do in 2020.
As I sit here, typing this on November 18, I feel myself creeping up on my annual winter break. This year, I should have everything wrapped up by December 11.
Then I will take the rest of the year off, not returning to the office...
I’ve had “value,” “pricing,” and “negotiation” on the brain this November, but for good reason: My goal with RN2Writer is to help you learn how to be successful in the business of freelance writing. Sure, I plan to also cover topics related to...
December can be a slow period. Or it can be intensely busy. I’ve experienced both scenarios in my 20+ year career as a freelance writer.
This year has been insanely busy for me. Not only have I written a record amount of client work, but I launched RN2writer as an educational hub for nurses...
‘Tis the season to be jolly, but is it also the season to give gifts to your editors and clients?
This question comes up every year around Thanksgiving on every forum I frequent and within every writing group I belong to. And opinions run strong on this subject. Some writers (myself...
We nurses, we know acronyms. And abbreviations. And initialisms. For instance, I can boast having two of them following my name: BSN, RN.
Other abbreviations, acronyms, and initialisms we nurses use on a regular basis include:
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STAT
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PRN
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NPO
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ACLS
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NP
You get the idea.
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Several years ago, I began taking every Wednesday off work. I call it my “midweekend.” I do this partly for creative reasons; writing demands a ton of mental focus, and by Wednesday my brain is kind of fried and requires some recharging time.
But the main reason I starting taking...
So, you love the idea of being a nurse writer? But you don’t live in the United States? For those of us located outside of the USA, signing up for courses and guidance by US coaches and websites seems a bit pointless. We often can’t implement any of the steps because it just...
I was speaking with a prospective client the other day, and she expressed skepticism about working with a freelance writer.
“The only reason I’m really even talking with you is because of your blog post about ‘if your website is more than four years old, you might have a Google...
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