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The Well-Fed Writer: Financial Self-Sufficiency as a Freelance Writer in Six Months or Less

Seminar Premise:

You know you're a decent writer and you'd love to turn that talent into money - more than just a few hundred dollars here and there for an occasional magazine article. Maybe you're a career-changer looking for more income, freedom and creative fulfillment. Or an at-home Mom interested in leveraging past work experience into a lucrative and flexible part-time career. Or perhaps a journalist seeking better working conditions and pay.

Regardless of your circumstances, The Well-Fed Writer, based on the triple book club selection of the same name (Writer's Digest Book Club, Book-of-the-Month Club, Quality Paperback Book Club) led by author and successful freelancer Peter Bowerman, will show you how. You'll learn the secrets of breaking into the lucrative (hourly rates: $50-100+ and all time is billed!) and surprisingly accessible arena of freelance commercial (corporate ) writing. That means marketing brochures, ad copy, newsletters, direct mail campaigns, video scripts, trade articles, speeches, web sites, and much much more.

With the prolific downsizing of the past decade, Corporate America is outsourcing more writing projects than ever before, and that spells big opportunities for freelancers!

Listen to freelance writing "guru" Bob Bly, author of Secrets of a Freelance Writer (and 35+other writing titles) and 20-year veteran commercial writer…

On Freelance Commercial Writing:
"I know of no other area of writing so lucrative yet so easy to get started in."

On The Well-Fed Writer:
"This book is the best information on how to make more money with corporate clients I have ever read. Highly recommended."

Use this engaging seminar to take your love of, and talent for writing and transform it into a handsome living while enjoying enviable lifestyle benefits!

Seminar Parameters:

Proposed Length: 7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Breaks: One 10-minute break

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