Weekend Reading
I’ve been coming across some really interesting and helpful articles this week. More than usual, I’ve found some prime information through places like LinkedIn and Twitter. In fact, I’m considering writing a post about how social networking has influenced what I read online, so keep an eye out for that in the near future.
Now on to the Weekend Reading list. As usual, please feel free to leave a comment letting me know what you liked, found useful or felt was a waste of your time. And don’t forget to leave comments at the original site if you’re so inclined.
The Biz
- Become an expert: Steps to becoming a freelance expert on any topic
- Beat the recession: Five writer job and market resources to recession proof your career
- Join a conversation on indemnification clauses: How Do You Handle Indemnification Clauses?
- Writer tools for free: 5 Free Online Tools for Writers
- Avoid rejection with these tips: 15 Reasons Your Idea got Rejected
- Simple self-promotion: Intro to Social Networking: Simple Ways to Promote Yourself Online
- Take a chance with new projects: Diversification for Freelance Writers
- How NOT to keep a client: What Should Your Freelance Client Do?
- To “friend” or not to “friend”: Connecting with Editors on Social Media
The Writing Life
- Get more done: Organize Your Day – Plan the Night Before
- A year in the life of a freelancer: Musings from the Past Year of Freelancing
- Build your confidence: Putting Confidence in Your Writing
- Check in with your writing goals: Writer Mama Success Rhythms: April 2009 Tips
Writing in General
- Help a writer out: The all-important query
- Strengthen your writing: Follow these Rules for Stronger Writing
- Ask yourself some questions: 10 Best Ways to Harness the Power of Questions
Thanks for reading and have a great weekend!
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May 28th, 2009 at 10:57 pm
Thanks so much for mentioning our work at Ontext.com and at Chicago Freelance Examiner — the first two stories you cited above. Steps to becoming an expert and Five markets. I like banding together to create resources for writers. You’re doing a great job!
mkp
http://www.ontext.com