Article by Martha Retallick
I recently concluded a series of articles on New Year’s Planning. And here we are, in the New Year, and I have it on good authority that some of you still haven’t created your 2009 client acquisition plan.
I’m also hearing that there are some freelancers who have yet to do an annual [...]
Hi there,
Just came across a great collection of Business/Official letters that we use in our daily routine.
I am sharing you the documents of the complete collection of above 100 letters.
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Article by Dave Navarro
You’ve worked hard to get the clients you have, and the last thing you want to do is risk any of them having second thoughts about looking for another freelancer down the road. But in the real world, competition is fierce and you can’t guarantee your clients won’t develop a wandering eye. [...]
Source : Kumait H.T’s Blog
Storage
FileQube – store up to 2gb and it has a really good interface.
Drop.io – Simply set up a private space to drop any files by phone, email, web, widget or fax and then share them with whoever you want via a variety of outputs.
Money Management
Money2Manage – is a simple and friendly [...]
Article by Joel Falconer
I know how to spot a dud client. I spent far longer (read: years) working with one of them than I should’ve, before I wised up and realized that any money you receive from them is not worth it and likely to incur a loss — since that money will likely end [...]
Article by Joel Falconer
Ever wanted to know how some freelancers jump on those job postings before everyone else, and still manage to get the gig? It’s not with canned responses, I can assure you. These don’t go over well when it comes to pitching for a job. But there are techniques one can use to [...]
Article by Jacob Cass
Have you ever heard of the Fast, Good, Cheap pricing method?
Clients should only be able to choose 2 of these 3 words and you must keep this in mind when pricing your next job otherwise your work / income / career could be suffering.
Fast, Good or Cheap – Choose Two
If you [...]
Article by Collis Ta’eed
In the last few years we’ve seen an explosion in new awesome tools for freelancers including project management apps, invoicing apps, time management apps and to-do lists. One type of app that I think is particularly awesome is the collaboration app. These services allow you to upload images, documents and in some [...]
Article by Raj dash
Weathering a Downturn
Here are some general tips for improving your lot as a freelancer during a business or economic downturn.
Improve your skills. There’s so much free information online, including free courses from many major universities. There is also an abundance of podcast lessons and video/ screencast tutorials. Take your pick, depending on [...]
Article by Jeffery Selin
For many of us heavily invested in eCommerce, the official economic recession of 2008 has one positive spin: it bolsters and quickens our culture’s direction online. We are increasingly moving to the Web not just for product research, but actual browsing and buying. This year, more shoppers are comfortably online for all [...]
Article by Christian Ross
Much to my wife’s disdain, talk radio not only keeps me awake during road trips it entertains me and helps to pass the time much more quickly as I drive. She on the other hand finds it mostly boring and doesn’t quite understand my attempts to argue with a medium that is [...]
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