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Christina Gillick wants you to take the first step, push the rock over the edge, dive in, get your freelance career going! Read More

Recent bans on working at home by corporate giants Yahoo! and Best Buy have no effect on the rising number of freelance writers who've chosen careers outside the unpredictable corporate world. Read More

Cindy Cyr uses some tips from Dan Kennedy to create a referral loop that will never leave her without clients. Read on to learn more. Read More

My son, Dalton Cyr, is an up and coming singer/songwriter and fast becoming a local celebrity. He's also growing in popularity across the United States and around the world. Tremendous opportunities are really starting to come his way.

People always ask me, how did this happen?

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Ever wonder why some Facebook posts get a ton of interaction and shares while others leave you checking your stats to see if anyone even saw it? While the latter can happen to even the most savvy Facebooker, there are some “best practices” you can follow to increase the likelihood of engagement.
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Today, I'll show you how you can use simple emails to get hired by high-paying clients.

In today's video, I get into a lot more detail. I show you my actual blueprint for generating hot leads by sending simple and short email messages to select prospects. Read More

Writing effective copy day in and day out requires an extraordinary amount of creativity. Henson was a creative genius. And some of his greatest talents translate brilliantly to the written word. Read More

Christina Gillick provides us with some guidelines for forming a plan of action for finding and convincing clients to hire you. Read More

Heather Robson shares Steve Slaunwhite’s strategy for dealing with the dreaded request for samples when you don’t have any samples to show. Read More

When somebody says, “You learn something new every day,” they’re usually joking.

I don’t think it’s much of a joke because I actually learn several things every day.

As I said on Monday, you’ll never know everything, so it’s important to just get started, then learn as you go. Read More