It’s been a while, guys! We hope that you’re all doing great. We are back with our “State of the High Season” posts (which weren’t THAT frequent, by the way).

A couple of friendly tips for all of our writers, who want to get the maximum out of the high season, while it lasts:

- don’t be afraid to ask: if you find an order, which you’re interested in, but you’re not sure about the deadline or the current price per page – get back to our Support Team. Simply message them or join a Live Chat session. They are flexible, when it comes to price suggestions and deadline extensions.

NOTE: Don’t be afraid to request a higher price or a better deadline – all of these terms are NEGOTIABLE.

It’s a win-win situation, as you help us get the job done and we give more in return for your work. Keep your requests coming!

- have a good friend, who’s also proficient in writing? As the demand is growing, we’re looking for more writers in various fields of study. You can help a friend, by offering him a great source of income.

- keep in mind that the high season will soon be coming to an end, so the more quality work is done by you the better: you have more chances of gaining a new status, and we’re not even talking about financial benefits, which are pretty obvious here.

Good luck with all of your orders!

Truly Yours
RWC Team

“The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing.” – Stephen Covey
Do you spend enough time on what’s really important? Or do you often forget what’s really important to you?
In his best seller, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Stephen Covey wrote that, at the end of life, nobody would regret that s/he didn’t spend more time in the office. Most people, however, would regret instead that they didn’t spend more time with their dear and near.
This simple truth can be a perfect start for prioritizing what’s really important to you and… considering working from home.

Is Working from Home Right for You?

If you still have doubts whether a freelance job can improve the quality of your life, here is a quick checklist for you:
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When you are a freelance writer, it’s most likely that your working day is full of dilemmas.
When you have just solved the puzzle ‘what to cook for dinner’, a new challenge ‘how do I write a thesis statement’ comes your way. Don’t worry – let the latter problem to us – just read and follow the quick tips below.

How Do I Write a Thesis Statement? What (Not) to Include?

A thesis statement is the central argument of your entire paper. It is a very brief summary of what you’re going to say in the whole paper, condensed in 1-2 sentences at the end of the introduction.
The 3 main parts of a strong thesis statement are: subject, claim, and roadmap for the paper.
The next step to writing strong thesis sentences is to delete these 3 things: emotions, unnecessary details and vague formulations.
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Online writing jobs have many advantages.
Most freelancers agree that, not meeting your boss in the mornings is cool.
However, this doesn’t mean that online writers are all in clover. Hunting for credible sources of information online can poison their working days. This post offers an effective antidote.

Credible Sources: Main Features

“There is nothing easier than finding reliable sources on the web” – said no online writer ever.
When you see some text on the web, you can be absolutely sure of only 2 things. The first is that the author has an Internet connection. The second is that the author has some free time for putting his/her thoughts in writing and posting them online. No guarantees regarding the author’s qualification, honesty and prior experience. That’s why, including even a properly-cited quote from a questionable online source can be a sure-fire way to failure.
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Hi there, friends and colleagues!
How are you doing today? We hope that you are feeling good. And we are almost certain that most of you are positive about further professional growth.
Today we are going to speak about research paper format. Here we condensed years of our research experience in only 5 quick steps to make format issues easier.

5 Quick Steps to Great Research Paper Format

So, here’s how you give a proper form to your awesome investigation:
Logic for the literature review. It is important not only to review credible sources, but also to divide them into groups according to the authors’ positions. Some of them agree with your hypothesis, others disagree. Don’t hesitate to include them all to show that you’ve chosen a truly controversial question.
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