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Writing for Money
is designed to help you find success as a freelance writer. Freelancing is a business
and like any other business person, you must have professional and market knowledge,
as well as the appropriate tools. You'll find what you need at
Writing for Money.
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your writing questions personally! John is a 25-year veteran
freelancer and the author of Too Lazy to Work, Too Nervous
to Steal, the classic Writer's Digest book on writing for
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and he's ready to put his experience to work for you. Think
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Writing for Money has regular features on how
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Selling Your Songs
by K. Ryan Whitted
At Writing for Money, we try to present a wide range of information on the production and selling of the written word. Sometimes that takes us to relatively unknown territory, which is why we asked musician, songwriter, and journalist Ryan Whitted to investigate the subtleties involved in selling an original song. To get the straight answers, Ryan turned to songwriter/producer Joe Hand of the Nashville-based SongBrokers.com. Here’s what Mr. Hand had to say.
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