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A guide to planning for unsteady pay

Freelancing can mean waiting a while for a paid invoice, as we all know. So how do you deal with consistentinconsistency?

Why it’s more than OK to start freelancing without a niche

Freelancing with a niche is often encouraged. But Ellen Juliette argues that you don’t always need a specific interest to get started.

Should you ask potential clients to sign an NDA?

What do you think would happen if you asked new clients to sign an NDA? Would they consider it, or immediately say no? Either way, it’s something to consider. So here’s everything you need to understand it.

Setting the bar for your freelance rates

Deciding your rates is difficult, but here’s how you can at least make a start of getting an idea of the choices you need to make as an early-stage freelancer

Skills every freelance content writer should master

Want to be a content writer that is able to close clients? Here are the skills you need to do just that.

Plan a Presentation Like a Pro

If you ever need to present as a freelancer, whether as part of a pitch or as part of a project for the client, we’ve got some tips for you. But the best thing you can do for youself? Overprepare.

What is actually the difference between copyright and moral rights?

Have you ever wondered what a large portion of the tiny text in your contract actually says? Well, it may be asking you to waive rights to your work that you’re not willing to give up.

Red flags to consider before signing a contract

You should always have a contract. But it is a weapon that can be used against you. Here are some common red flags clients may sneak into your contract.