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How I Became a SaaS Content Writer (Content Writing for SaaS Companies)

Elna Cain

I had to do a quick Google search for my clients and see if they were connected with SaaS, and they were! Practically every piece of content I give a client is around $1,000 or more. This helps me understand my client better and equips me for when I write product-led blog posts. I went from getting $.10/word 10/word to $.50/word

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Book Marketing FAQ

Melanie Saxton

I’ve written a book marketing FAQ, knowing how expansive (but not necessarily expensive) book marketing can be. Professional Editor, Writer, Scriptwriter, Business Blogger Book Editor Ghostwriter Copywriter Business Blogger INTERESTED IN FEEDBACK FROM MY CLIENTS? No, it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. LET’S CONNECT!

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Income Tax (ITR) for Freelancers in India – 2023 Guide

Write Freelance

So, you work as a third-party contractor which also means the company, or your client, don’t always get to govern your working hours or the place of work. Hospitality, meal or entertainment expenses If you hold client meetings, treat your clients to dinner, or go on other outings, you can claim deductions for them.

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How I Manage My Freelance Workload With 10+ Clients

Freelance Magic

At any given time, I’m juggling way more than a handful of clients. Right now, I have 10 recurring monthly clients, and 3 I do ad-hoc work for. Most of the pieces I write are for retainer clients I’ve been working with for a long time (some for over four years!), I admit, it *does* seem like I do a lot of work.

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13 Simple Tips to Create Content that Connects

Agency Content Writer

These real-world examples resonate deeply with potential clients, providing them with a clear understanding of what they can achieve with our services. Not only does this approach engage our audience, but it also positions us as a trusted and successful solution provider in our field.

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Emoji in Work Email: Dos and Don’ts

Grammarly

Examples of when not to use emoji include: Companies with a formal or traditional workplace External communication with potential clients Formal business communication Cold emails Also, be aware of which emoji you use and whether you’re using emoji in the right context. VIP client dinner: February 2—RSVP with Daniel. Great job, team!

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Tone in Email: Definition and Tips on Striking a Professional Tone

Grammarly

It’s OK to use a smiley face if you’re writing to colleagues you’re familiar with, but using too many may appear overly casual, particularly if you’re writing to your manager or a client. In an extreme scenario, a manager or important client may judge you to be insubordinate, which could cost you your job. Grammarly can help.