#401: When a Client Is Really Your Boss

High-Income Business Writing: Freelance Writing | Copywriting | Content Writing | How to Freelance by Ed Gandia

Jul 19, 202619:57Business

Add up your income from the last six months, then imagine losing your single biggest client tomorrow. For a lot of freelance writers, that one client covers half the income, or more. If that's you, this episode is about...

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