Freelancing is an amazing opportunity to do what you love and get paid to do it.
However, a freelancer’s success lies in the hands of those who are willing to hire them.
Many freelancers do well making money on a project-to-project basis, taking on small jobs from a variety of clients.
Yet stability in freelancing depends on building strong relationships with clients.
Are you handy with web design? Site platforms? Coding? Website management?
Back in the day, delving into web development at home was more of a hobby than an actual job.
Are you struggling to commit to your freelance business because your income is sporadic and unpredictable?
This is a common fear amongst freelancers and it’s one I’m no stranger to myself. The thought of leaving a “real” job to pursue my passion was terrifying.
As a beginning freelancer, you might be wondering what type of essential tools you need to run your business.
There are tons of blogs talking about everything you need as a freelancer, and sometimes it might be a little bit overwhelming.
You have your website completed, your portfolio is polished and clean, and you’re now ready to tell the world about what it is you do and the services you offer!
Coming up with a digital marketing strategy can feel overwhelming when thinking about the number of social media channels available to help you spread the word.
When you become a freelancer, you learn that there are 1000 ways to market your business.
Cold email. LinkedIn. Instagram. Pinterest. All of these can help you get freelance job opportunities, but few can offer what guest blogging does.
Guest blogging has the potential to bring you clients now and in the future.
Wondering how to land freelance work from home when you don’t have writing samples?
You’ve been thinking about freelancing for a while.
The luxury of working from your couch. Not having to navigate the rattlesnake of New York City traffic. On a schedule that works for you. Because you’re not a morning person. At all.
