Using LinkedIn Profinder To Find Freelance Gigs
This article was updated on February 8, 2017 by the author. Being always on the lookout for new client opportunities, I thought I’d give LinkedIn
This article was updated on February 8, 2017 by the author. Being always on the lookout for new client opportunities, I thought I’d give LinkedIn
Pricing your creative services is one of the most-discussed topics among freelancers. There is no one right way to price your creative services — there is no industry
How can you invest your product or service with “lovability” and create devotion in your customers? Here are some options: Love it yourself. If you’re
Has something like this ever happened to you? You have a solid, signed written contract with your client that includes payment terms and penalties for
Aesthetic sense and talent are raw materials. They amount to nothing without discipline. Education forces you to add skill, discipline and expertise to your talent. And in order to meet project deadlines, you learn to steward your time.
Did you know that your creative business thrives because of how you do business and not because of the quality of your work or your
Many businesses are going through a reset right now, and creative freelance business owners are no different. As we emerge from a state of lockdown
Planning is necessary for any business owner. Going through an end-of-year assessment in order to set up for the next can lead you into more
Do you feel like you’re stuck in a rut with your pricing? Do you want to charge more per hour or per project, but for
Creative freelancers can save time and avoid miscommunication when working with their if they use an effective creative brief in their process. Simply talking about project expectations
Good clients are integral to successful freelance projects and to your career overall. Beyond the project itself, a referral or recommendation from the right client can open doors
The difference between discounting your services for Client A and charging Client B full price is one of positioning and communication. Both of these are value propositions.
With the excitement and anticipation of embarking on a freelance career, we can easily get caught up in the ideas of freedom, of getting paid
© Alvalyn Lundgren. All international rights reserved. Risk. It’s a small word with big impact. Taking risks involves change and the unknown. We’re usually not
Did you know that most freelancers struggle with time management, project management, and getting things done — on time? With margin? We deal on a
10 Best Practices For Building Reputation and Relationships When you accept a client’s project, you need to make it your own. While you’re not creating for
During a downhill event at the Winter Olympics in Sochi, a contestant wiped out against the fence because she lost her footing on a turn.
Transform the inconveniences of freelancing into opportunities for your personal and professional growth.
A mistake freelance creatives can easily make is to diagnose and strategize with a prospective client before they become an actual client. This often happens
Most freelancers will agree that it’s easier to hold onto an established relationship than begin a new one. And it’s less work to retain a client
Working with clients can be likened to a downhill race: The designer moves along in her process and picks up momentum as she heads toward the finish line, and all
From the Freelance Road Trip mailbag: A Freelance Road Trip (FRT) member shared an experience with a non-paying client. The member gave me permission to
How we can best respond when client relationships end? Here’s a professional, non-emotional approach you can take when a client informs you they’re leaving or have left.
