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How can you stand out when the whole freelancing world is posting about their availability?? In this Comminity Cantina I'll show you the process I used to take one of my favorite freelancers from not knowing what to say, to their first post delivering: – 238 likes – 19 comments – 8 reposts – old clients offering new work –
In our first community cantina we'll cover how to create your own outreach strategy We cover how to create: - A target audience - An initial price - A retainer offer - An outbound strategy - A call to action - And a kick in the butt to send 1 email per day

Referrals are good for everyone involved! For you referrals can bring in new clients without lots of marketing and outreach. Referrals also tend to be high-quality

Are you an underpaid and overworked freelancer? Want the number 1 fix that works for everyone who’s tried it? Here it comes.. Charge more. Okay,

I’ve started to see business blog articles like pop songs. There are endless numbers of both but we only listen to the ones that effect

How does it feel when you have to chase a late payment? A bit weird?Does it make your stomach churn? You never be the debt

This is a long one, but it’s worth it! Promise 🙂 I do not like talking about my income.. I’m not here to shame you

My biggest DM filler from freelancers is “where should I promote my biz?” When I ask, “what you trying to do and what’s your strategy?”

You know that thing you keep talking about online? The thing you sell.. You know the thing you’re 100% sure people are tired of hearing

Next time you’re gonna say no.. Ask for something outrageous. I neeed you to get this done by tomorrow – Sure, for triple the rate. Can

Have you ever asked yourself if people care about your business? Most freelancers only see their biz from their point of view. For what it

I got a rough lesson in negotiation in my early days as a designer and it helped me shape how I approached negotiations ever since.

As a freelancer you wear many hats in your biz One of the most important is getting paid! But it’s not easy to be the person delivering a service and chasing payment So let me do it for you! Create a new email address, orwell@yourURL.com and pretend I run your payments Swipe n I’ll show you how! Just pretend you’re
I’ve got a programme that I’ve refined over my years as freelancer It’s helped me at every stage of my career from sidegig freelancer to director It works like this... Happiness More time More money Calm mind That’s the results But what does it actually mean for the freelancers I work with? Growth Systems Audience Basics Basics We can’t build
How to spot a time waster They're vague about what they want They say they have no budget They don't engage with your process They agree to the price but want to delay payment They ask you to copy someone else's work They try to micromanage you They have unrealistic expectations They're quick with deadlines but slow with payments What's
Not every person who needs your service is ready to buy It’s your job to be first in their mind when they are But how can you stay in touch without feeling like you’re being pushy? Swipe and I’ll show ya... When you contact them, focus on solving their problem Steal my process Make a list of potential clients you’ve
When I first started out as a freelancer making money was tough I was inexperienced with a small folio and I didn’t know how to convince people to hire me to design their branding... So I created Startup 101 A basic brand package that covered the main forms of comms for new companies in my area Logo Business card Letterhead
Get back your evenings and weekends by pricing projects properly Lots of freelancers only charge for the time during a project... They don’t count the time before or after the creative part meaning they have a lot of unpaidtime in their week. They have to work long hours just to earn the money they need to have a happy life.
1. Write a contract and get it signed! The best way to get paid, is show them at the start you’re serious about getting paid! Lay out your terms in a contract and let the client know early what’s expected of them. I’ve had people not go ahead with projects because they thought my contract was too much. That for

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