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Writing: what do YOU want to see in the ezine?

I finally got organized with Fab Freelance Writing Ezine and created an Editorial Calendar. This makes it easier for me, because I can see what I'll be writing about in coming weeks.

FYI, next week's ezine theme is "Get Easy Writing Jobs Fast"; if you haven't got all the writing jobs you can handle, this issue will help you out. In coming weeks we discuss niche blogs, how to turn your writer's website into a money machine, and much more.

Now it's your turn. Please tell me what you'd like to see in upcoming issues. You can leave a message in the comments, or you can contact me, your choice.

Enjoy the ezine. :-)

Posted by Angela Booth on October 17, 2009 in Make money writing | Permalink

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