Have you ever wanted a job where you can spend all day writing intelligent and inspiring prose? Yea? Well, you take the road to become an independent copywriter! Don’t misunderstand me, it is a great job, and for some of us it is a call that can not deny, get to write intelligent and inspiring prose. In fact, when you sit at the end of the day and think about what you have done, the percentage of time devoted to writing is surprisingly low. Then, what does an independent copywriter, does anything else apart from writing? Well, basically, an independent copywriter carries out an economic activity. In this article I describe the ritual diaries of a professional independent advertising copywriting or copywriting business. You will also see some tips to carry out successfully this activity. (1) Searches for customers and offer your work. Independent editors serve many chiefs. In general, have very few customers, and spend very little time and money offering their services. For an independent copywriter, there are a number of important factors that influence when it comes to budgeting. When you get a new client, the first thing you do is calculate how much to charge for the work. You need to have some way of estimating accurately while you’re has the job. In general, the best way to achieve this is be diligent in your follow-up. If you know how much time you devoted in similar previous projects, it will be much more accurate in your estimates. In general, you need to know the amount of time that you dedicate to the current project. You need to have an idea of what the customer is willing to pay (if a large or small company), also need to know the amount your competitors are charging for a similar project. It is necessary to understand what differentiates you from your competitors.