Hey everyone, I’ve finally pushed live the freelancer directory to the community site. I know a lot of us are working from home either from our choices or others (were laid off) so I’m hoping this new directory will help you find new and more work. You’ll need to create an account to participate (change […]
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Under the CARES Act passed on March 27, 2020, independent contractors, gig workers, and freelancers affected by the coronavirus crisis are eligible to receive a government grant of $1000. The SBA sometimes refers to these grants as “advances,” but you are not required to repay this money to the government. The application process involves filling
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SEO Assistance is a Search Engine Optimization Agency focusing exclusively on search engine optimization. It does not involve itself with website design, social media, PPC ads, or anything else apart from SEO. The company has qualified experts with several certificates in SEO. The agency’s goal is to help firms rank at the top of the
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For many of us, New Years Resolutions likely include less social media, more time with friends, or a renewed focus on health and wellness (which is probably why my gym is packed throughout the month of January … ).
How to Make a Dramatic Career Shift, According to a Freelancer Who Made $3 Million Read More »
A powerful thing a freelancer can do for her career is to figure out when to fire the bad clients. Firing bad clients is an essential step on the way to finding better ones. Identifying a client mismatch: The most obvious is a skills-based gap. They need something you’re struggling to do well. A temperament gap. They’re
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Bryn Mooth recently left 20-year career in publishing, and she’s embarking on her own as a freelance writer. Her blog at Writes4Food.com started as a way to spark her own creativity, and has turned into a business where she writes on food, cooking, nutrition, and healthy living topics. In the beginning of Bryn’s 2nd week
In the Marketing Mentor podcast, Ilise Benun, founder of Marketing-Mentor.com, offers short but meaty conversational interviews with creative professionals who are doing what it takes to stop feast or famine, get better clients and command the fees they deserve – and sharing what they’ve learned. Source link
Mar 23, 2012 As we get ready for the 5th Annual Creative Freelancer Conference, June 21-22 in Boston (early bird deadline is March 30!), we’re doing a podcast interview series with our speakers! Recently, we featured Dyana Valentine, Mark O’Brien, Shane Pearlman and Jonathan Cleveland. Today, we have Ed Gandia, freelancer copywriter, speaker, coach, and
In the Marketing Mentor podcast, Ilise Benun, founder of Marketing-Mentor.com, offers short but meaty conversational interviews with creative professionals who are doing what it takes to stop feast or famine, get better clients and command the fees they deserve – and sharing what they’ve learned. Source link
The Art of Saying No with Creative Freelancer, Alisa Bonsignore Read More »
In the Marketing Mentor podcast, Ilise Benun, founder of Marketing-Mentor.com, offers short but meaty conversational interviews with creative professionals who are doing what it takes to stop feast or famine, get better clients and command the fees they deserve – and sharing what they’ve learned. Source link
What can you learn at the Creative Freelancer Conference? Read More »
