Freelancers Alert! Your Must-Have Resources

There are many writers who believe that everything they need is free online. They believe that there is no need for any kind of resource beyond Google. I hate to tell you this, but there are a few resources that will make you a better, more effective writer. What I consider to be the most […]

Common Terms that Can Cause Problems

When a freelancer takes on a new job with a new client, they usually discuss the work that needs to be done and reach an agreement on what the job entails and the cost to the client. This process usually works quite well. On occasion, a client does not communicate exactly what they want, or […]

That Job is Still Listed….

Remember when we had that little chat about telecommuter discrimination? Well, the job that I would be awesome at is still listed and I’m still not hired because…. Right. I’m a telecommuter. It’s like having to admit that I’m a porn operator or something. “I work from a room in my home with a computer […]

WYSIWYG

I’ve been asked about fees, and my fee is totally dependent on several variables. If I am hired hourly, generally my hourly rate is $35. A discount may be offered for ongoing jobs or established, regular clients. Flat-fee jobs depend on whether research is needed, images are required, and the length or amount of content […]

Good Business – Ethics Matter

WYSIWYG Once upon a time, I worked for someone who did not have good ethics. I realized this after about a year of working for the person. I found that there were some serious moral issues in his personal life and that’s what tipped me off to watch more carefully in business associations. What I […]