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In this episode of the Savvy Scribe Podcast, I’m sharing how landing high-value clients can completely change your freelance writing business. If you’ve ever felt stuck saying yes to low-paying, high-demand projects, it’s time to rethink your approach.

I walk through what makes a client truly “high-value,” how to identify red flags, and how to position yourself as a professional nurse writer who commands higher rates and long-term partnerships. This episode is your permission slip to aim higher and start building the business you deserve.

What You’ll Learn

• What defines high-value clients (and why it’s not just about the money)
• How low-value clients drain your energy and slow your growth
• Signs that you’re ready to uplevel your client base
• The mindset shift from freelancer to business owner
• Why niching down helps you attract aligned, premium clients
• How to bring clarity and confidence to your client sourcing strategy
• Strategies for breaking the feast-or-famine cycle

Key Points

• High-value clients pay well, respect your time, and want ongoing partnerships
• Low-value clients often micromanage, underpay, and cause burnout
• Feeling stuck or undervalued is a sign it’s time to shift your approach
• Narrowing your niche helps you stand out as an expert nurse writer
• Clients want partners, not just freelancers — show up like a business
• There are plenty of great clients out there — you just need the right strategy to find them

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