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The 7 Most Aggravating Assumptions about Freelancers and Working from Home
Here are the 7 most common aggravating assumptions I hear from people, and how to kindly dispel them…

Where to Go to Find Design Inspiration
What’s the best remedy for “designer’s block”? Easy – visit design gallery websites to get you back in the creative groove.

Moleskine Notebooks: The Ultimate Guide (and how to rank your addiction)
There is a growing affliction amongst paper lovers: an addiction to the Moleskine brand of notebooks.

The 5 Elements Every Business Blog Must Have
Your audience are not mind readers. Imagine a person who doesn’t know you, your business, what it does–they know nothing. Write with that person in mind.

How to Build Influential Relationships
When people hit you up, it isn’t too hard to build a relationship with them because they did the hard part. But if you want to build relationships with influential people…

Advice for online graphic design portfolios
When it comes to online graphic design portfolios, there are a lot of factors you need to consider. It can be easy to make costly mistakes…

How to Talk to Non-Tech Savvy Clients
Learning how to carry out a compelling conversation with your non-tech-savvy client is a crucial skill that all freelancers must possess…

7 Factors that Separate Good Websites from Bad Websites
What is it that determines whether a website is good or bad? As individuals we each have our own opinions and we’ll never completely agree on which websites are good and which ones are bad…

You know what a RSS feed is, right? Well, not a lot of people do! It seems many folks have no idea what RSS means, how to use it and why.

If you’re already reading your favorite websites via a feed reader, great, you rock! If, on the other hand, you have no idea what I’m talking about (you still rock though!), Daniel Scocco of DailyBlogTips started RSSday.org.

What Is RSS?

RSS stands for ‘Really Simple Syndication”. In plain english that means you can ‘subscribe’ to your favorite websites and blogs and let these sites come to you and read them all in one place instead of having to visit every day or so. [Click Here to Read More...]