The Writing Coach Podcast 40: Warming up to your next client
Do you love your existing clients? Everything else being equal, somebody you’ve already worked with is more likely to give you new work than somebody who’s never heard of you. Freelance writers often lament not knowing the “right people” while overlooking the clients we’ve worked with in the recent past. Let’s look at the reasons we do this and how to value and nurture an existing client relationship.
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WCP40 Warming up to your next client
Do you love your existing clients? Everything else being equal, somebody you’ve already worked with is more likely to give you new work than somebody who’s never heard of you. Freelance writers often lament not knowing the “right people” while overlooking the clients we’ve worked with in the recent past.
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WCP 2: Thinking thoughts and feelings feels
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WCP 11: Money and negotiation blocks
WCP 12: How to get freelance clients to pay on time
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