As a freelancer, your resume is really your online profile. Ever wonder why after you spend hours upon hours perfecting this, clients don’t swoop you up right away? We both know you have the skills do knock the project out of the park, so what’s the delay?

You want to freelance. You see the value in it, but something is holding you back. To be honest, you have a desk job that has provided you steady income for months — possibly even years. It’s the money. It always is about the money, right?

Do you want to stand toe to toe with giant corporations like YouTube, Facebook, Apple? You can. Every brand out there has the capacity to compete with any other company in the world. But there’s a catch, you need to be honest with yourself.

Today we’re going to talk about secrets successful freelancers use daily to be…SUCCESSFUL. If you’re just launching your career as an independent freelancer or you have five plus years living the freelancer lifestyle this article will benefit you.

Congratulations on landing your freelancer gig! We both know it wasn’t easy to get here. There were ten plus bids on the job, your cover letter took a few rewrites to get it grammar free, but you showed up with samples and a positive attitude to get the job done.

Here’s the scary thing about life: Most people miss out on opportunities they deserve because they’re too scared, they don’t know, whatever the reason is, they don’t collect on what’s in front of them. Today we’re going to share 3 Actionable Steps You Can Take To Get The Rate You Want.

Setting your freelancer rate is far from an exact science and there isn’t one “right” way to do it. As a team who has collectively worked in the freelance industry for more than a few decades, however, we decided to write a blog post with our advice on how to determine your freelancer rate.