Given the ebbs and flows of freelance writing gigs, it’s not surprising when a successful freelance writer or editors is faced with either turning down work or subbing it out.
Sharlene Thomas, BellaOnline.com’s host to Career Training gives some valuable clues that, should you want to sub out some work, will help you keep your reputation and your sanity. The article is called When It’s Not You, Quality Control is Paramount.
She covers a lot, including how to tell your clients you’re growing and how to maintain quality.
Write well and often,

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Elisabeth Fredrickson asks:
I have reached the point in my freelance writing business where I can’t keep up and am turning down work. I’d like to establish some sort of partnership with another writer so that I can keep my clients happy, but I’m not sure what makes sense. Is it legal/ethical for me to sub out work that’s been assigned to me to another writer, and take a percentage by paying that person slightly less that I’d earn for the work? Or does it make more sense to form a loose partnership based on mutual referrals?
Interesting – I may actually …read more