Question by butterfly:
IM A COPYWRITING STUDENT IN MY GRADUATE YEAR LOOKING FOR CONCEPT IDEAS.. PLEASE SOMEBODY GIVE ME SOME DIRECTION TO A GOOD IDEA…

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Answer by sarah
why is this in the pets section?

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Question by Villies:
I have an online business.
I do translations.
There’s something taken for granted in the field, and that’s terms of payment.
1 month, always.
Sometimes you’ll hit a private client that pays you on the spot.
Its like that, you get used to it.

I did a booboo by not asking about the terms of payment–basically, to request a Purchase Order–to a new professional translation firm. I worked on a big contract for a week and a half. I gave my invoice a few days later. I took for granted…

Question by shiftingparadox:
I have heard that the Tonight Show has a fax line for freelance writers to fax jokes in… And, yes, I know that it takes connections to “get in” as a new writer… I would appreciate any help on how to “get in” anyone can offer. ;)

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Answer by The Doctor
Since Stewart writes most, if not all, of his own material, there is likely no way to get anything to that show.

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Question by nehalex:
I am a writer and freelance journalist, I wish to own one webpage where I can write a lot. I also wish to show ads in my webpage for earning money. Is it advisable to hire webpage from bloggers or maintain own blog ?

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Answer by CM
Your own Web page.

The folks who own the blog site might have something to say about that.

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Question by Jonathan:
I’ve been looking all over Google for really good freelance writing sites when I came across Helium.com. It was okay, but I am just trying to broaden out my sources. :) I’ve looked into AssociatedContent.com and some others, and was wondering if you guys know any other websites besides Helium and AC.com which you can get paid well.

P.S. I’ve already submitted 35 articles on Helium, and I only got a measly 92 cents. XD

Thanks,
Jonathan
Please, no survey sites. I hate them with a passion.

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Answer by Doctor Deth
SUBMITTING…

Question by bgoat:
Hello. Thank you for viewing this.
Im using the above mentioned keyword tools. Im writing an article about handheld book scanners. so that is my keyword phrase. Google says about 1600 searches were carried out for that keyword phrase in just 1 MONTH. But webtracker and keyword discovery returns only 15 searches in a 12 month span! This seems very unlikely. They also say that only 568 searches were done for the keyword phrase “grooming your pet” in a years time. Again very unlikely. Didnt search google keyword for it but it will return MUCH…

Question by Monica Mashock:
I finished college in December, and I’d like to get started working in advertising or publishing. Writing is my strongest point, so I want to work on ad copy or editing for publication. I have limited experience in both, with small nonprofit organizations that a lot of people in the field might not take too seriously.

In my job search, the only “marketing” opportunities I have been able to find are direct sales / cold calling / telemarketing, which isn’t what I’m interested in. I have heard that an internship is a good way…

Question by Howard T:
Need website design, copywriting, and graphics done

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Answer by liverpoolscousermarch
I would suggest that you would be best to find someone fairly local to you to do this work, otherwise you are going to spend masses of time corresponding back and forth on design elements. Do a search for web designers with your area and you should come up with a few. Then contact each to compare their fees etc. I would also ask them to give you the name of some of the sites they have designed and check them out.

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Question by Helaina:
I have mainly children-teen fiction, and many ranges of poetry, but I am still learning how to publish please help!

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Answer by Lexi
Well, there’s online self publishing like Amazon CreateSpace or Lulu.com. Otherwise, read up on agents, and the best publishing house for your genre, target audience, etc. Good luck!

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Question by millertcrn:
Aside from being paid for research and writing time, there are other things (meetings, hour long phone calls, interviews, etc) that go along with freelance writing. All of these aspects take time, which an “on the clock” job would pay you for. So how, as a freelancer, do you ensure that you aren’t giving away precious time? For (a specific) example, I have recently agreed to edit some eBooks for a man who calls everyday and takes up at least an hour to an hour and a half with each call. I don’t have that…