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    DSCF1060.jpgHi My name is Sue, I am a freelance writer and researcher with a PhD in feminism and theology. I live in the UK and am married with six grown up kids.I write articles, web content and ebooks. I can also write grant proposals, research proposals and undertake a research project from start to finish. For UK projects this would include face to face interviews, focus groups and small scale surveys.

     

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    Tuesday
    04Mar2008

    Writing Forums 2

    DateTuesday, March 4, 2008 at 18:04

    Great Places to Start

     

    I just though I ought to update my post regarding writing forums. While these forums do have plenty of people who want a lot of work for as little as possible, there are also some good people out there. I have obtained several repeat clients since I joined Digital Point in December, which was not a good time for me - and I have managed to keep them. They don't quibble with the rate and they pay on time - one client pays for the whole job when he sends through the brief, which is great.

    I suppose that what I am saying here is don't be completely put off by some people who want something for virtually nothing, because there is a lot of sound advice and nice people out there - DP is not a bad place to be. 

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