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Many of you already know that Peter Bowerman (www.wellfedwriter.com) and Bob Bly (www.bly.com) are my gurus of freelance opportunity. Well, recently, I added Richard Armstrong (www.goddoesntshootcraps.com) to that group of two, so I now have three gurus to whom I look to for solid information on the freelancing venture.

The reason I mention Richard is because Bob Bly sent me a link to Richard, and in turn, I received a marvelous gem which had me standing up cheering at my home office desk. Validation is always a great thing to get!

If you want a terrific piece of information about how you can Make More by Writing Less, then go to http://www.goddoesntshootcraps.com and click on the 9^th button down called Free Gift for Copywriters! Get your own copy of Make More by Writing Less, and let Richard tell you about the best thing you can do to find better clients. He will give you a bold reminder of how you can up the ante.

If you are a writer, consultant or freelancer, I know you will understand what I mean as soon as you read it. He says it so direct and without any hesitation that you will run for his book and the additional 8 great bonuses. So, go now to his website: http://www.goddoesntshootcraps.com/freegift.html to check out the bonuses or Click Here to order online at Amazon.

Whatever you do, don't miss the opportunity to download his seven-page report to Make More by Writing Less! And, don't forget to let me know what you think about it; just click comments below this post and add your thoughts.

Many of my clients, potential clients and others I resource for think of publishing as merely writing a book or paper and that's it. Publishing can mean different things depending on who you are speaking with or what part of the process they are involved in.

Publishing encompasses writing of all sorts, it is true, but it also includes many other efforts and skills, such as computer entry for starters. People do not typically think about the formatting of the document, creating the covers, or detailing front and back page matter, not to mention the editing and proofreading of their masterpiece. And, don't forget too, you must market the product when it's finished or you won't be selling many. This is all a part of publishing.

For me, it means a spectrum of related ideas about writing, editing and research and many other ways how we use our publishing skills to inform, teach and assist our public, our readers or our clients.

If you are serious about publishing your own material or a freelancer who manages other people's writing endeavors, there is a new resource just published which you cannot afford to be without.

Now I know by telling you about this great resource, I am jeopardizing my own streams of income, but I will risk it because I think there is enough work for all of us professional, full-time writers.

So, here it is: The Well-Fed Self Publisher (TWFSP), by Peter Bowerman debuting this month only at http://www.wellfedsp.com (where you'll also get free shipping (US buyers) and a free e-book bonus). Go buy it, especially if you are a freelancer or publisher wanna be.

Learn the blueprint to build a full-time income from one book!

And Peter sent me a copy of his companion e-book to TWFSP, "The Well-Fed SP Biz-in-a-Box" which is a phenomenal resource: virtually every piece of marketing material he created in the course of his successful self-publishing adventure (translation: his first two books provided him with a full-time living for five years, and counting...), 100 pages worth. This'll make your marketing job FAR easier.

Whether you are a novice or seasoned writer, TWFSP takes you step-by-step through every stage of your publishing success. You'll walk away with a whole host of new tools and insights!

Thanks to the Internet, self-publishing has become easier, more viable, and more potentially lucrative than ever before; so follow Peter's firsthand experience and learn how to create books that turn heads and a radical new approach to book promotion while building a cash cow that works 24/7.

Peter Bowerman is the self-published author of The Well-Fed Writer and the Well-Fed Writer: Back for Seconds (http://www.wellfedwriter.com) which I have on all my recommend lists, and so do the Book-of-the-Month Club, Quality Paperback Book Club and Writer's Digest Book Club. He has nearly 30 years combined experience in sales, marketing, copywriting, and publishing, so check out http://www.wellfedsp.com and get a jump on your competitors.