Elna Cain is a B2B freelance writer for SaaS businesses and digital marketing brands and the co-founder of Freelancer FAQs. She's been featured on Entrepreneur, The Ladders, The Penny Hoarder, Leadpages and more. If you want to learn how to freelance write, check out her free course, Get Paid to Write Online.
It’s no secret that more and more companies are moving to remote positions for many employees.
Since dealing with a global pandemic, more and more workers are also looking to transition to working remotely.
Luckly, job search platforms like Indeed make it pretty easy to find remote jobs.
Is there a difference between being hired as a freelancer vs. a contract?
It’s important to know the distinction between freelance and contract employees for several reasons.
Freelance and self-employed are terms often used interchangeably without much insight into what each one actually means.
Well, there are nuances to both and those in the space should be aware of them and how they can be affected by them.
I’ll cover what the differences are between freelance and self-employment, what types of work they do and with whom, the various pros and cons of freelancing vs. self employed, and of course…taxes.
So let’s get into it.
Are you interested in getting into freelance video editing?
Are you a freelance video editor looking for jobs?
Whether you’ve been dabbling in freelance photography for some time or you are just getting started, you know that you want to become a sought after freelance photographer.
People choose freelance photography for many reasons.
Weekend remote jobs are great for all types of individuals.
Moms looking to make a few extra dollars on the side, working men looking to add a bit extra to their retirement funds, and retired individuals that might be looking for something to keep them busy.
As a busy freelancer, you need a home office that allows you to get work done efficiently and without distractions.
But that may be harder than you think.
Working from home as a mom to twins and a husband who also works from home can be difficult. Oh, and we just adopted a kitty too!
This kitty took over my office and now I have very limited space in my home to have a functional home office.
Doing freelance marketing either as a side gig or full time is a great way to earn extra money, tap into your creative juices, and make some super valuable networking connections.
What’s even better?
