Katie Jenison is a freelance writer specializing in content writing for the home building and remodeling industry. She also partners with marketing agencies to produce content for a diverse range of industries including manufacturing, finance, and marketing. Katie has been featured in publications such as Authority Magazine, Thrive Global, and Blogosphere Magazine. Her blog, The Quiet Type, offers tips and advice for freelance writers and creative entrepreneurs. Download her free workbook, A Freelancer’s Guide to Setting Rates.
As a freelancer, you may have heard rumblings about the PRO Act recently. If so, you probably know that many freelancers see it as a threat to their livelihoods.
If you’re unsure what I’m talking about, it’s time to change that. It’s crucial that you understand the PRO Act and its potential consequences on freelancers across the nation.
But that may be easier said than done.
Does the thought of cold emailing potential clients making you cringe?
You’re not alone!
Sending a cold email can be pretty intimidating, especially when you factor in the fear of rejection.
As a freelancer, it’s totally up to you to manage the day-to-day operations of your business and stay on top of client work.
Your freelance work from home may look different how I set up my business with my freelance clients at home.
Yet, there are only so many hours in a day, and it can be easy to get bogged down by tasks like answering emails, invoicing, and marketing your business.
Browse any how-to blog about freelancing, and you’ll likely see advice on why you need to have a freelance website and portfolio.
While seeing the same advice over and over again may get old, it has some weight behind it.
The truth is, you do need those things to help you land clients and grow your business. However, it’s just a start.
