It’s time for another Networking for Beginners update, and since it’s been a while since the last installment, there’s a few updates to get through. Let’s get started. Read more…
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As a freelancer, knowing what to charge is tricky and many find it hard to place a value their skills, experience and time. But once you’ve found this magic number, it can be equally challenging sticking to it and you may still find yourself undercharging. Read more…
I’ve been freelancing for a while now, long enough for friends to ask for advice about starting up as a freelancer themselves. Some of the advice I’m giving really makes me think, “I wish I’d known that when I started out”.
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Do you place a credit in your web designs? You know the small piece of text that says “designed by…” and links to your portfolio? Read more…
I have a confession to make: in 4 years of freelancing, I have never done any networking. I have bid for jobs, got work through friends and family, sub-contracted, and done my best to turn one-time clients into repeat customers, but I have never gone out and spoken to local businesses about my services. Read more…
The first instalment of Essential Lessons for New Freelancers looked at setting your prices and finding your hourly rate. This time I’d like to share some of the things I have learned about the process of quoting for work. Read more…
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