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You could also think about freelancing with a business partner who does the majority of the face-to-face or phone work with clients. I ran across this interest
by masnick 14y ago
You could also think about freelancing with a business partner who does the majority of the face-to-face or phone work with clients.
I ran across this interesting freelance/consulting contract yesterday: https://github.com/ashedryden/freelance-contract https://github.com/ashedryden/freelance-contract. It stipulates that all the day-to-day communication is text-based, with in-person or phone meetings as needed but scheduled 2 days in advance.
With that kind of contract, you could realistically avoid dealing with most in-person/phone client stuff, or do it alongside your business partner if needed.
I don't think this kind of arrangement would look abnormal to a client. There's efficiency reasons for wanting everything text-based (IM, Basecamp, etc.) and for having a single point of contact for phone/voice meetings (your business partner).
- krmmalik 14y agoOff topic, but that's a brilliant way to host contracts. I don't know why I didn't think of this. I'm going to start hosting my contracts for my digital consulting clients on github from now on.