From garage band to concert hall for creatives: Brent Weaver on freelancing in the Deep End
The difference between playing in the garage and playing in an arena is one of finding your audience. Sure, you can stay in your garage and have your ...
Clients From Hell Podcast
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From one of Tumblr's most popular blogs and straight into your earholes, join Clients From Hell editor Bryce Bladon and a rotating panel of guests. The Clients From Hell podcast is equal parts humorous and helpful as it explores the landscape for creative professionals, providing insights into survival and exploring the future of the self-employed.
Graduate from freelance to consultant with Michael Zipursky of consultingsuccess.com
The difference between a "freelancer" and a "consultant" is very fine. In many ways, it's just a shift in philosophy, but it can yield great dividends...
Never stop starting: Personal Trainer Adam Bradley on how Creatives can stay healthy
Working from home is the new reality, and with it comes a very, VERY sedentary lifestyle. Without having to leave your house to do anything, it's easy...
Manage yourself, make money: Marcel Petitpas on project management for freelancers!
Whether you're a designer, a programmer, an illustrator, or a writer, if you work for yourself you are on some level a project manager. It can be a fu...
How creatives can crush crowdfunding: Nalin of Crush Crowdfunding
For many of us, crowdfunding holds a certain magical allure. It's the silver bullet, the golden ticket, the decision that can change EVERYTHING... IF ...
Order ON the menu: Kai Davis on how to productize service for better pay
If you've ever written a detailed, thoughtful proposal only to have a client glance at it and reject it right away, you know that having to describe t...
DO Worry, Be Happy: Ben Lee on maintaining a creative business in pandemic
We're all going through A LOT right now, and it's not always easy to stay on track with your business, or even your creative practice. In this week's ...
Hard sell your soft skills: Alison Grade of The Freelance Bible
Alison Grade wrote The Freelance Bible because she saw her students develop skills in their field and then take their first, tentative steps towards r...
Ami Sanyal on how to get your dream gig through your dream mentor
If you're in the habit of combing job postings, you might have come across your dream job, got excited, applied and then... didn't hear back. Nothing....
Want great clients? Get social proof! Meg Cumby on the art of client testimonials
You can be great at what you do, but if you can't convince your clients that you are, you're not going to get the jobs you want. That's why getting ou...