As a new freelancer you’ll probably need a website to promote yourself and your freelance services. You might be wondering how to set up a freelancer website. You can easily spend days of your life Googling things and getting confused. As a freelance web designer, I’ve got you covered with these tips. Self Hosted or … Continue reading “How To Set Up A Freelancer Website”
Category: Freelancing advice
Contracts for freelancers, associates or subcontractors
There’s much to be thankful for as a freelancer, with all the freedoms and flexibility your status provides, but sometimes it’s easy to get carried away by this new found autonomy and forget to ensure that your contractual back is covered. Here’s our three top tips to ensure you stay protected and keep enjoying your … Continue reading “Contracts for freelancers, associates or subcontractors”
How Can I Freelance Successfully?
I’ve met and worked with a lot of freelancers over the ten years or so I’ve been in business. There are some clear reasons why some freelancer more successfully than others and reliability is one of them. In this article I’ll talk about reliability and how this can improve your reputation, increase your profits and … Continue reading “How Can I Freelance Successfully?”
Free Download: Daily Planner for Freelancers
I’ve used a variety of to-do lists and productivity tools over the years, and having a clear idea of what I’m going to be working on during the day keeps me focused and helps me achieve my goals. Winging it usually results in wasted time and rushing to meet deadlines. While there are great diaries … Continue reading “Free Download: Daily Planner for Freelancers”
Freelancer Interview: Martin, Web Developer
This week’s interview is with Martin, a front end developer. This is a particularly interesting interview for me as Martin describes how he went back to the 9-5 after freelancing for a period of time. Read on to find out more about his experiences. Who are you and what do you do? I’m Martin and … Continue reading “Freelancer Interview: Martin, Web Developer”