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[...] to sign up for free updates and grab my free report. Thanks for visiting!By Carol TiceWhen I first got back into freelance writing in 2005, I didn’t have to do much marketing. I called many sources at companies I’d [...]

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I’d say my early clients were one small B2b and then a very large B2B.

In the past year, I landed a very big consumer retailer, and also an airline magazine, so I think of that as B2C also…plus one more major corporation that’s B2B.

As far as what “freelance” writer means…it just means you don’t have a staff writer job. Freelance writers do every kind of writing on earth, not just B2B copywriting — they write technical manual and textbooks, brochures for bakeries…as long as you’re not a full-time staffer somewhere, you’re a freelancer!

I know Peter well, and I don’t have the sense that he’s ‘all about B2B writing.’ He’s all about freelance copywriting…could be for any type of business. Or at least that’s how it sunk into my brain.

There’s no question that B2B is a great niche. It seems like there’s another level of sophistication to talking to other business owners that often commands better rates.

[...] 2011 dawns, I mark five years as a full-time freelance writer. I feel intensely grateful to have spent these five years in control of my schedule and enjoying a [...]

But also, stayed tuned on this blog for next week, when I'll be answering a question about freelance writing opportunities when you are not a native English speaker!