How Do You Save the Most Money As a Traveling Freelancer?
Do you struggle at times when you’re abroad from saving on anything from the hotel room or vacation house to choosing whether to eat out or not? You haven’t gone out to enjoy your time wherever you are, yet you find you are already just about over your budget! Ugh!!
How Do You Land a Role As a Freelance Content Strategist?
Over the past 4 years, I’ve worked with solopreneurs and marketing agencies— tasked with writing and researching about any topic that invokes curiosity, sparks conversations, and helps potential customers make a buying decision. To ensure the success (reads, lead generation/increased sales pipeline) of some of these projects meant I had to:
How Do I Cope With Variable Income As a Freelancer?
Being a freelancer gives you a lot of agency. You aren’t tied to a time clock, you have the freedom to choose who you want to work with, and there’s a level of unmatched satisfaction when you do a good job.
How Do I Recognize and Avoid the Pitfalls of Overworking As a Freelancer?
Many people dream of working as a freelancer due to the perks that come along with the job. You get to set your hours, select clients based on pay, and you likely get to work from the comfort of your own home. Those are all great perks; you can have everything you dream of if you do it right.
How Can Freelancers Carve Out a Nook for Writing?
Whether it’s writer’s block creeping up on you, being overwhelmed with client work, or another content writing-based challenge, you’ve got to continuously get over these humps to make a real living. It’s much easier to do so when you have a space in your home that transports you into your zone. You have everything you need, organized and ready to go in a space that inspires your best work.
Do I Really Need My Own Freelance Website to Make Money?
Everybody and their mom says you need a freelance website if you want to be a freelancer. If you have a freelance website then you can make money, right?
What Are the 7 Psychological Buying Triggers and How Can I Use Them in Copywriting?
Let’s face it – humans are irrational. Dan Ariely refers to them as “Predictably Irrational” in his aptly named book. The predictable part is good news for you as a writer – it means that psychological triggers can be used in copy to produce similar results over time.
