Freelancing can mean many things to many people; working completely for yourself, working for a group of people, or maybe it’s an agency that you have agreed to handle extra workloads or offer your specialities to.
Freelancing can mean many things to many people; working completely for yourself, working for a group of people, or maybe it’s an agency that you have agreed to handle extra workloads or offer your specialities to. No matter how you define it, the core and fundamental aspect of freelancing is freedom.
This book is aimed at those looking to get their start but are having trouble figuring out how to begin. Admittedly, it’s geared towards web development and design, but much of the information can be applied to any freelancer path.
Quote from the e-book:
"I don’t care if you’re my dad or someone I just met last week. If I’m going to be developing something for you, I’m going to require a contract of some sort."
This short e-book was put together after years of experience working with a variety of clients, both small and large, simple and complex. From the $15,000 client from Craigslist, to working with name brand food companies through agency work.
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