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In a recent application for a freelance opportunity, a prospective client specifically requested that no full portfolio links be included in the emails. They just wanted three samples that closely reflected the type … Read more
While many clients of freelance writers and editors encourage the use of generative AI, others might still be wary of it. Two of my clients recently drafted and shared policies … Read more
You may think your portfolio is doing all the right things, such as showing your best work, highlighting your expertise, and making it easy for clients to contact you. But … Read more
The fall is usually an exciting season for me. I love the cooler weather, and I get to ease back into my work routine after a busy summer. I also … Read more
Last updated on October 3, 2025 As I packed for a recent conference, I reached for that familiar stack of business cards I’d carefully slotted into my portfolio—then stopped. When … Read more
The work of writers, editors, and other medical communicators can feel a bit lonely, especially for freelancers or those who work remotely. A fun and productive way to add variety … Read more
In the fast-moving world of medical communication, continuous learning and upskilling are essential. Formal training and certifications play a crucial role in these processes, but other activities can also be … Read more
You already have a brand—whether you’ve shaped it intentionally or not. Every project you’ve completed, every bio you’ve written, every interaction you’ve had with a client or colleague contributes to … Read more
As a seasoned medical writer, you’ve already built a reputation. But is it still aligned with the kind of work you want now? Your brand evolves just like your expertise—and sometimes it needs a tune-up.
Even if you’re just starting out, you already have a professional brand. It’s taking shape with every LinkedIn comment, every freelance profile, every assignment you submit. The question is: are you shaping it intentionally?