SpaghettiThots:
Dear Partner-in-Progress,

As someone in the writing business, what have you done today to improve? This week? This month? This year?

Are you even thinking of becoming better at what you do? Or, is this just a way to make a quick buck off clients who don't know what good writing is, or who won't give two hoots about quality? Oh! Some will pity you and pay you. Your rate is nothing compared with the blessing of having you off their back for good!

I'm glad you've read this far! Yes, you, Mr Client! What have you done to improve your business? The processes and the outcomes .

The "Write" Side of Life
By now, you should've realized that the writing business doesn't exactly run on autopilot. You should ask Boeing about the 737 Max!

You see, dear writer, in ten minutes you can pick up a tip from an article or YouTube video that'll wow some of your clients. I said some.

How about picking up two of such tips every ten days? Now, go back and polish your fundamentals. Yes, spelling, grammar, and tenses never go away. If you write for a living, you're in this life-long prison! But, you can improve with every piece you write! Now, you'll win some more clients.

Here's a timeless tip: why not study the feedback on your current and past jobs? They're part of why I am starting to shine brightly in this business.

When they tell me a bad writer is a bad writer, I disagree. I tell them to give you a bit more time because you can improve *if you choose to*. There's no point in being a content thief. You're much better than that.

The Other Side of the Coin
Back to you, dear client.
It's a great pleasure when you say you're hiring or employing a writer. You feel on top of the world, and maybe you should because you're doing much better than some governments at creating jobs.

But, do you realise the writer hasn't come to the table for crumbs? He deserves substance too.
I work with a particular client who said these words to me: Happy writer, happy client. Listen up, I've suspended jobs to face hers even when she's paying less.

Your accounting skills shouldn't suddenly be all too accurate when dealing with your writer. Think of it, just a little more their way won't hurt your business. Remember, you'll be sustaining and securing the future if you dare to see your writer as a partner in progress. Yes, they're in business for themselves, but life isn't just about financial profits, contrary to what economic circumstances have drilled into our minds.

Ms Client, don't be a sample thief too. The least you could do is to have some character not to pass off another's hard work as yours. At the very least, pay the writer for the sample and let them know your intentions.

It's just not valid to expect the writer to share your liabilities or shortcomings in your contracts. Business is risky and trust me, a good writer who's cut their teeth right has no business waiting for your client to approve your submission. Pay a writer once you feel confident to send the job to your own client. With a good relationship, you can always ask them to make edits where necessary. If they refuse to, then cut them off your team!

In the first place, you should have a system to check submissions before they reach the client. It's more than checking with Grammarly and Copyscape. Even when a job passes those hurdles, it can fail what I believe is the ultimate test: the test of client requirements.

Client requirements are not a joke! They're a reference; a checklist of what the client wants and you've accepted to deliver to them. Don't give your writers briefs as if they're a mere list of instructions. Discuss briefs with the writer and make sure you're both clear on what the client wants, when they want it, and the best approach for the project.

Refuse to let any writer dismiss any client requirements as unimportant. If they do so during your discussions, they're likely to implement it while writing. Sometimes, it's impossible to go back on a job, so always start a project on the best footing possible. Ask your writers what they're comfortable writing. Run your checks to confirm that. Then, distribute assignments along those lines.

The Conclusion of a Weighty Matter
My submission is the writer and the client are really on the same side. If they respect each other's business, it becomes easier to identify the impostors lurking around in our business.

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It's your move already. Make it! Thank you

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UnbanEbenezar:
I'm a new writer, got scammed when someone here said he needed a writer for a long term business, I contacted him, and he gave me a certain topic to write as a test with nothing less than 1k words, I did and sent it to him and till then I never heard of him, found out if he needs articles on certain topics he'll contact writers and demand they write to him as test before he hires them and after you're done you won't hear from him again, and the cycle keeps going.

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I messages this same lady and she told me to write an article of 1k words as sample. I knew there was something fishy about her. Sorry you had to go through that.

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WHEN PEACE FINDS A HOME
My heart no longer beats the rhythm of anxiety
And my tongue has unlearnt the language of frustration
Not because the sun has switched duty with the moon,
Hence chasing away my darkest nights
But because, my mind has drank from the waters of reality.
Each morning, I wake up more confident than how I embraced the night.
As happiness has now found a home in my heart.
I pray, hope and still lay hold to faith,
But I have buried the belief of predestined fate.
Why wait for the gods to move you up the mountain
Like a baby backed by her ever loving mother?
When your bones can carry you half way to the mountain top.
Why sugar-coat the lie that only the gods
Can turn water of wishes into wine of reality;
When the grapes and palm trees wait daily to quench our taste,
If only, we can be willing enough to transform it to a tasty wine.
Why should I wait for the gods to make me into the man I want ,
From the clay that give life to Adam in Eden.
When I know I can mould the clay of my wishes into being of reality,
If only my hands can dig and romance the dirty soil.
If my crops should die because the gods stopped the rain;
I will farm again!
Till the rains become too heavy for the sky to hold .
Should I bleed my eyes in mourning for no fault of mine?
I will only cry if my tears can replace the rains.
Why should I strain my eyes looking for rainbow in a dark cloud.
When I can dance to the melodies of the thunder that ushers in my rain.
Or wait patiently till the sun wakes with brightest.
For no matter how hard the storm rage,
it’s just wind, it will pass.

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