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5 ways to deal with late-paying clients
As is the case with just about everything I write, my advice today needs to be filtered through your own experiences, how comfortable you are dealing with client problems, and your specific needs when it comes to being paid on … Continue reading
The myth of “working for yourself”
The freelancer’s life is a great thing. It’s not that you’re totally free of problems, but compared to the typical employee’s work, the average freelancer does enjoy many more benefits. But just a word of caution for those thinking of … Continue reading
Bottom line: What does every client want?
I just got Peter Bowerman’s excellent Well-Fed ePub in my inbox. I’ve mentioned Peter before on this blog. While he mainly deals with freelance copywriting, so much of what he says applies to freelance design. He was talking about using … Continue reading