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  • Fees - What to charge?
    by Tybalt at 18:55 on 09 April 2003
    I've been away from Britain for a long, long time and I'd appreciate a bit of guidance on what a reasonable fee would be for writing short pieces for inclusion in children's activity kit booklets (100 - 200 words approx). I saw one job opps ad offered 35p/word for a 50 word piece
    25p/word for a 100 - 150 word piece.
    Would this be standard? I'd be grateful for help on this mundane matter.
  • Re: Fees - What to charge?
    by Beverley Hills at 13:24 on 10 April 2003
    Hi here, try going to the Writers Guild website www.writers.org.uk and once there click on 'rates, '

    The rates are also in the Writers & Artists Yearbook. It definitely has the radio rates anyway. The book should be in all good bookshops or you may find a copy at your local library.

    Welcome back and good luck!

    Beverley.

  • Re: Fees - What to charge?
    by Tybalt at 13:37 on 10 April 2003
    Thanks Beverley for the information and the welcome. I'll check the website and the "tome".
  • Re: Fees - What to charge?
    by Anna Reynolds at 16:38 on 10 April 2003
    You could also try www.wordpool.co.uk, an excellent site purely for children's writing/writers. They're specialists. Best of luck.
  • Re: Fees - What to charge?
    by Tybalt at 19:30 on 15 April 2003
    Thanks for your efforts to help. After much research, it would seem that this was classed as marketing copy and goes for anything between £10 and £25 per 100 words.