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Here is a common grammar mistake that is made. I just thought that I would let others know a or an a goes before all consonants. example. a cat a bugle an goes before all vowels example. an area an elephant there are some exceptions to the rule (as always) an will go before a silent h example an honor and a goes before a u if it makes the sound of you example a unicorn and a goes before the letter o if it makes the sound as in won or ton...

Quote: Price depends on the quality as well as the price the client is going to charge his/her customers. Half-true. The price you charge to sign over rights to the work has absolutely nothing to do with what the client plans to charge his or her own customers. The client can choose to give it away for free is they please (and plenty are willing to hire someone to write an e-book for that exact purpose). All that matters is their expected...

I know what you mean, but this '8 minute writer' actually speeds up writing for me. I know I can do all that with Word, but hey using those empty form fields make you sprint from field to field faster. Besides, a blank Word page is scarier to start with!

Quote: Originally Posted by anniet Once you start using talk n type and you get it trained so to speak it works pretty well. I just don't have the time o get it set up and working the way it needs to be. I have heard that typing speed should play a small role in how fast you can write an article. If that is true, I am amazed at those who can write 10, 15, or 20 articles in one day. Your post gives me an idea of how they may be doing it:...

Quote: Originally Posted by WriteResults I touch type at around 90 wpm. I tend to mull an article or short story (or chapter) over, then type like a train until its finished. Christine That sounds very familiar.

Here is a list of papers in the U.S. some of the smaller ones might take the time to read your offer. You really should have someone edit your writing because it needs some help. http://www.ipl.org/div/news/browse/US/

Quote: Where can a writer offer his services for .02 and .03 per word and actually get it? Everywhere and nowhere. Show them why your writing is worth that rate and you will get paid that rate. Build up your credentials and portfolio, become more experienced and specialized, show them monetary results and so on.

Quote: Originally Posted by jhmattern There's much more to effective pricing than that. It's a primary part of your marketing mix for good reason -- it can make or break the launch of the product. There's bargain pricing, discount pricing, middle-of-the-road, and premium pricing just for starters. Then, yes, length might play a factor, as would the depth of the content offered. The authority status of the author could also play...

I write 3500 words per day. This can be fiction, magazine feature articles, Internet articles, or anything else that Im being paid to write. When I say 3,500 words per day, I mean words that I end up keeping after editing. If Im writing fiction, this may mean writing quite a few more, then editing it down. Christine

not here. the wtb and creation forum are wastes of Im time with posters who aren't legit and are only mining YIM's and links. Rock bottom prices for pidgin speaking rewriters.