Top freelancing tips

sarahsrays, post: 11529 a écrit : In the current times, most of us could use all the handy household hints on freelancing that we can get.

Here are my tips - I’d love to hear yours as well!

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Nice list Sarah. My tip would be: whenever you are avoiding a job, put your favourite track on Spotify and see how quick you can get it done.

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Sarah you are so right about having a computer back up plan. Last year I got cut off from my broadband supplier when I was running a website for prison education. I ended up with all sorts of bills for dial up connections etc and legal disputes. I had all my data backed up but discovered the joys of mobile broadband and that my local library provided one hour per day free of charge and a fee of £1 an hour thereafter.
My own tip would be to cosset the people who have employed you in the past. Send them an email or give them a ring. If you stay on their radar they are more likely to think of you when work comes in.

Good one John. I love Spotify. With pop music (and cups of tea), we can do anything!

Sam I still shudder when I think of my week without broadband. Unfortunately, the idea of getting mobile broadband didn't dawn on me until mid-week!

I have also had good luck with getting work from ex-employers so would agree with you there.

sarahsrays, post: 11539 a écrit : Good one John. I love Spotify. With pop music (and cups of tea), we can do anything!

Hi Sarah,

What I like about it is selecting say JAZZ and hearing such a range of stuff; admittedly, the NEXT TRACK key wins most-pushed award, but still, there's gold in dem der Spotty hills.

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