On with the link love. Here are some of the sites I think are worthy of your attention this week:
- First up is Writer Dad’s first e-book: Potty Training Power. Not that I need it just yet but after following the author for quite a while now I can guarantee you that it is well written.
- Speaking of e-books, James Chartrand of Men With Pens fame has released his new book The Unlimited Freelancer. I have my copy already and it is looking good! I will give a full review when I am done.
- It seems James has been working hard this week as he also met up with Winnie the Pooh and got the famous bear to give his advice on blogging
- Finally if you’re thinking of becoming a freelancer, now is the right time. Jodee Redmond explains why.
On a personal note, the design for my blog is still not done. Whilst that doesn’t bother me too much (loss of time was beyond my control) I still haven’t written the about page which really should have been done by now. I was hoping to ramp up the marketing of my site and services next week but it’s now going to be delayed while I make this thing more presentable.
In the plus column though my Twittering has been more positive. I’ve actually reached out and conversed with a few of my mentors which is great. Thanks @cravenjade for the advice!
Finally I only posted one real article this week – the Wednesday one was replaced by a new feature. Not too sure how I feel about that, in these early stages I think more articles a week would be better.
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Ahhh, now, see? This is a common problem and one that I cover in Ultimate Freelancer. This situation doesn’t have to happen. Keep reading the book, you’ll find out why!
James Chartrand – Men with Pens’s last blog post..Fiction Writing: Don’t Touch My Character!
That’s good to know; the fact it’s covered in your book and that I’m not alone.
Many thanks for the link love!
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Jodee Redmond’s last blog post..Do You Include Samples with Your Freelance Writing Application?
That's good to know; the fact it's covered in your book and that I'm not alone.