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Newsletter on Newsletters, The, May, 2009
Copywriter, marketing consultant and prolific author Bob Bly reports:
"In recent years, the 10 most commonly requested items have been my:
1. Offline copywriting fee schedule
2. Online copywriting fee schedule
3. Standard client agreement
4. Copywriter's information kit
5. Lead-generating sales letter for my freelance copywriting services (generates a 10 percent response)
6. Kill fee schedule
7. Marketing communications audit
8. Copy manuscript format
9. Non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements
10. Sales lead tracking form. "Why are they asking for copies of these documents?
"So they can use my material as a model--or even copy it...
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