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Emojibombs [MVP built in a single day]
(emojibombs.com)
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Do you qualify clients?
(pjrvs.com)
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Getting Sued
(creativeclass.io)
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You Won’t Get Rich Working for Someone Else
(creativeclass.io)
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How to convince clients to sign retainer agreements
(creativeclass.io)
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Podcasting for people who don’t want their lives taken over by podcasting
(medium.pjrvs.com)
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11y ago
I'm digging it!
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How to offer retainers, the holy grail of consulting
(creativeclass.io)
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Morgan's Paradox for Freelancers
(creativeclass.io)
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11y ago
I've never been on linkedin but i get 10-15 "requests to connect" every week - luckily i've filtered them to skip the inbox, since unsubscribing to them doesn't seem to do anything.
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11y ago
Welcome to HN - where the trolls are loud and proud...
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Marketing Automation for Freelancers
(thecreativeclass.io)
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How to Build a Freelance Sales Funnel
(thecreativeclass.io)
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The surefire way to turn a profit when you work for yourself
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Want to impress prospective clients? Show them tangible results
(thecreativeclass.io)
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A small, fast, modern, and dependency-free library for lazy loading
(callmecavs.github.io)
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Everything you wanted to know about creating a $100k online course
(medium.com)
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The smart freelancer’s guide to avoiding burning out
(thecreativeclass.io)
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pauljarvis
11y ago
This is so very true. Which is why I ask for EVERYTHING.
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Functional HTML forms
(formspree.io)
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pauljarvis
11y ago
preface: obviously i'm not a lawyer :) but there's no employee/employer relationship, and i would never turn down a gig based on religion, gender, sexual preference, etc. at least for me personally, it's never come up. i
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11y ago
i can't speak for anyone else - but by the same token, i'm not embellishing anything. verifiable? no, because i'm not sharing my bank account statements. believable? definitely - most of my friends make about what i make a ye
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11y ago
point #1 - there's a difference between a startup who's figuring those things out (and has the business acumen to know how business' work) and a person who's never run a business before. i'm talking to the latter po
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11y ago
Exactly. The key to a long-lasting freelancing career: always spend as little money as possible.
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11y ago
1 - great use of "torvaldian" 2 - you can still be picky if you're just starting out and are able to (i.e. rent/food/etc is covered). this helps you define a niche that you want to operate in. niches are important b
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11y ago
Correct - when you can't pick and choose - you're picking to work with anyone so you can pay the bills. Nothing wrong with that. This is for when there is a choice that you can make.
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11y ago
I really enjoy Owen Williams "CHARGED" weekly newsletter" http://weekly.char.gd
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Why you shouldn’t take a client’s money
(thecreativeclass.io)
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Public Slack organizations made easy
(github.com)
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12y ago
There's a raccoon who destroys my veggie patch almost nightly. It doesn't matter how secure I make it, how much mesh/wire/etc I use to try to protect it. The raccoon is smarter than I am. I'm considering moving.
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