Putting Twitter to Work For Your Freelance Writing Business
freelanceswitch.com — When Twitter first hit the scene I raised an eyebrow and said “Why?” At first it seemed to be people posting instant updates and updating the world on how fast the line at the grocery store was moving. But as I’ve slowly adopted the service, as a freelancer writer, I’m beginning to find more and more uses for it. (Submitted by Konstantino) More...
17 Websites to Boost Your Designer Profile
freelanceswitch.com — Freelance designers have a number of different methods for finding work. In many cases, simply getting your profile and your work exposed to more people can lead to an increase in work. There are a number of sites that provide excellent opportunities for designers to show-off their work and send visitors back to their own portfolio site. (Submitted by MediaSight) More...
Everything You Need to Manage Your Money Online
freelanceswitch.com — If you're like me, your bank account tends to live by the seat of its pants. Money comes in, money goes out, records are a bit of a blur. Fortunately for me, web man that I am, there is pretty much everything I need online. This morning I sat down to compile a toolkit for getting my personal finances in order... (Submitted by DariusMonsef) More...
How to cultivate mad-hot creative flow
freelanceswitch.com — When was the last time you loved working on a project so much, you became completely absorbed in it? Time stood still. Minutes became hours. Hours became days. And, it all felt like seconds. As creative professionals, we drop into this ultra-creative blissful zone here and there. (Submitted by photopreneur) More...
The Secret to Getting a Lot of Web Design Work
freelanceswitch.com — Each week I get two or three requests for design work. They come sometimes from contacts, but more often than not they come from random people. Sometimes they even come from web-famous people or well-known companies. What is interesting about this though is that I no longer freelance, advertise for work or even have a portfolio.... (Submitted by flashden) More...
7 Innovative Ways to Thank Your Client During the Holidays
freelanceswitch.com — There's nothing like thanking someone to make them want to be nice to you. It's positive feedback, just like Pavlov would have used and works on anyone and everyone, including your clients. Saying thank you for their work, time and effort, during the holiday season is a great way to leave a good impression on them to ensure you are remembered... (Submitted by DariusMonsef) More...
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