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How to negotiate higher rates for your writing
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[QUOTE="Jasz, post: 291755, member: 61772"] There are a few steps you can take to try to negotiate higher rates for your writing: [LIST=1] [*]Research the going rates for the type of writing you do. This will give you a sense of what to expect and can help you justify your rate request. [*]Prepare a list of your qualifications and experience. This can help demonstrate the value you bring to the table and can help you negotiate a higher rate. [*]Make a clear and compelling case for why you deserve a higher rate. This could include citing your qualifications, experience, and any other relevant factors that make you the best candidate for the job. [*]Be willing to walk away if the client is unwilling to pay your desired rate. This can be difficult, but if the client is unwilling to pay what you think your work is worth, it may be best to look for other opportunities. [*]Be open to negotiating other terms of the contract. If the client is unwilling to pay a higher rate, you might be able to negotiate other terms of the contract, such as a higher rate for future work or a larger upfront payment. [/LIST] Remember to be professional and respectful in your negotiations, and be willing to compromise if necessary. It's also a good idea to have a clear idea of the lowest rate you are willing to accept before entering into negotiations. [/QUOTE]
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