Category Archives: Freelancing

Why a 10-Year Creative Freelancer Says Take a Job Before Going Freelance

Robbie Hyman — January 6, 2017 Follow @robbiemhyman— January 6, 2017 So, you’re looking to launch a freelance business as a graphic artist / copywriter / web designer / photographer / motion-graphics artist / SEO expert. My first bit of advice? Narrow down that list. You’re going to be exhausted. Actually, my first bit of … Continue reading Why a 10-Year Creative Freelancer Says Take a Job Before Going Freelance

Freelancing: 5 Things to Do While Awaiting your First Client

Deji Atoyebi — December 8, 2016 Follow @I_amAtoyebiDeji— December 8, 2016 If you’re just starting out your freelance career, this article is for you. While freelancing is really all the nice things you’ve heard about it, it’s also fraught with challenges. Perhaps the greatest problem you’ll face at the beginning of your career is landing … Continue reading Freelancing: 5 Things to Do While Awaiting your First Client

First Rule of Freelancing: Build an Impressive Profile (And Here’s How)

Jeff Tennery — November 3, 2016 Follow @jtennery— November 3, 2016 The number of freelancers listing services on labor platforms is constantly expanding. According to a recent report by JP Morgan, “4.2 percent of adults had ever participated in the Online Platform Economy in September 2015—a 47-fold growth since October 2012.” So, it is more … Continue reading First Rule of Freelancing: Build an Impressive Profile (And Here’s How)

How Do You Communicate You Have Capacity Without Sounding Desperate?

by Erika Dickstein Follow @springinsightOctober 27, 2016 Isn’t it amazing how being “busy” has become almost a mystique? The assumption is that if you aren’t busy all the time, you aren’t important enough or you don’t work hard enough. So we hang our “busy badges” around our necks like a yoke and tell ourselves we … Continue reading How Do You Communicate You Have Capacity Without Sounding Desperate?