Massive Discounts on Stock Photos
Posted August 14, 2012 in Marketing
As freelancers, we need a constant stream of quality resources to help our work.
Our friends at MightyDeals are currently featuring a great deal for stock photos which we think you will love.
If you don’t know about Depositphotos yet, it has become the fastest-growing microstock agency with a collection of more than 8 million images.
They work with the best contributors, including Yuri Arcurs, Andres Rodrigues and many others, who regularly offer new masterpieces.
But good stock images are expensive, aren’t they? Paying $9 or more per image can add up quick and break the budget for a lot of projects, especially if you need larger sizes. That’s why they have a really special deal for you: you can download up to 100 high-quality royalty-free images of any size for just $99 (normally $900 for the XXL size!). Just imagine: 100 XXL images for just $99 – less than $1 per image.
If you need more than 100 images, you can get the super duper deal of 200 high-quality images for just $160 (regular price up to $1800 for XXL) – that brings the price down to just $0.80 per image! These are huge discounts!
You’ll get any of the available JPEG and vector images for each file. And there are more than 8 million high-quality images to choose from! Happy stocking! See this awesome deal
The One Question Your Prospects Really Want You to Answer
Posted August 8, 2012 in Getting Clients, Marketing
Many freelancers struggle to get new clients. You may be facing this struggle right now.
In fact, “How Do I Get Clients?” is one of the most frequently asked questions that freelancers ask. So, if you’re a freelancer who is struggling with the very real problem of getting clients, know that you’re not alone.
There are many effective tactics that you can use to find new clients, but in the end it all boils down to answering just one simple question.
In this post, I’ll let you know exactly what that question is and explain why (and how) you must answer it.
When Should You Specialize Your Freelancing Business?
Posted August 6, 2012 in Marketing
As a freelancer, should you become more specialized?
A regular debate topic that crops up often among freelancers is whether freelancers should specialize or offer general services in their field. In fact, the idea of specialization appeals to many freelancers.
In this post, we’ll take another look at being a specialist versus being a generalist. We’ll also identify some situations where it makes more sense to specialize and some where it does not. Finally, I’d like you to add your two cents about generalization versus specialization in the comments.
5 Economic Trends that Affect Freelancers
Posted August 2, 2012 in Getting Started, Lifestyle
If you’re like me, you’re probably watching the news about the economy. Unfortunately, a lot of that news is bad (at least recently). You’re probably hearing about layoffs, companies in trouble, people losing their jobs, and to top it all off–prices going up.
As a freelancer, such news probably makes you nervous. You may be wondering if it’s really a good time to be a freelancer. You may even be thinking about returning to traditional employment.
Let’s face it, it’s normal to be a little nervous about the economy right now. This economy has a lot of people concerned…even nonfreelancers.
In this post, I’ll list five economic trends as they relate to your freelancing business.
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