Request to Freelancer’s Guide Readers
I’m still putting the book together. Now working on cover and promotion stuff. (We’re on track for November release…I hope!) Here’s my request to you readers. If you liked the Guide and feel so inclined, please send me a quote. It doesn’t matter if you’re well known or in a business other than publishing. Just do this:
“Quote” –Your Name, Miami real estate agent (or owner of That Store)
Here’s where you send it, in an e-mail marked “quote”: https://kriswrites.com/contact-kris/
The sooner you do this, the better. I’m trying to wrap everything up.
And thanks in advance!
Kris
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