6 Easy Ways Freelancers Can Save Money
Posted July 30, 2008 in Business, Tools/Resources 15 Rockin' Comments »
Managing your money and expenses is usually just a matter of prioritizing and keeping track of things for most of us who are full time freelancers.
Freelancing is not a ‘paycheck every two weeks‘ type of job. When you get a fixed income every month, it’s easier to plan things and manage your expenses. That’s not [...]
7 Unmissable Tips For Writing Great Content For The Web
Posted July 21, 2008 in Writing 30 Rockin' Comments »
If you think that every Tom, Dick and Harry can publish content on the web then you know what - you are absolutely right. Publishing is easy when we have services like blogger and wordpress that allows you to create a blog and start publishing your thoughts within minutes.
It’s so easy, it’s not even funny. [...]
The Freelancer’s Guide To Dealing With Non-Savvy Clients
Posted July 14, 2008 in Business 10 Rockin' Comments »
As freelancers, we know that there are different types of clients, all with unique needs and requests. It’s quite obvious because clients are human beings after all and they ought to have different tastes and perspectives. One of such clients some of us usually consider being the freelancer’s nightmare, is the non-savvy client.
I’m not just [...]
10 Things To Keep In Mind When Starting Out As A Freelancer
Posted July 2, 2008 in Uncategorized 34 Rockin' Comments »
So you’ve realized after many years that your day job is not giving you what you want and you know you have the skills to start earning money on your own. You know people out there are already doing it… and doing it really good. Think you could do it too?
Well, you definitely could and [...]
20 Must-Read Blogs For Freelance Writers
Posted June 24, 2008 in Tools/Resources, Writing 89 Rockin' Comments »
The idea of this post comes from Steven’s recent post on freelance blogging. Freelance writing certainly has many advantages and can be rewarding too.
It goes without saying that in order to become a freelance writer, you gotta love writing. But you should also consistently work on sharpening your skills. And how do you do [...]
5 Kick-Ass Tips To Build A Strong Rapport With Your Clients
Posted June 19, 2008 in Business, How-To, Marketing 4 Rockin' Comments »
If you look up the word ‘ rapport ‘ in the dictionary, it means presence of harmony, trust and cooperation in a relationship. As a freelancer, when you are working with a client on a project, it’s important to understand that your relationship with the client isn’t just limited to that project which you are [...]
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