Today we take a look at software and web apps to help you manage your freelance projects. An essential tool for any freelancer who wants to stay organised, keep the client up to date and keep records of milestones, deadlines and project files…
Continuing our freelancing series, today we are going to take a look at web apps and software you can use to invoice your clients. This is important to do properly and well-organised as your livelyhood depends on it!
Its important to track your time acurately when working as a freelancer for your records and for invoicing clients - here we round up 10 handy tools to allow you to do just that…
I have been working from home for just over a year now, in the beginning I found it hard to focus and my productivity dropped, especially in the summer months when the sun was shining and beckoning me to go out. Today I’m going to share a few tips that I have put in to practise…
We’ve all been there, sluggishness creeps into our daily routine. Time gets wasted here and there and tasks get postponed. Deadlines creep forwards to the annoyance of our paying clients. So this friday tutorialblog is going to take a look at the best productivity tips to help you get organised and motivated!
Finding the right domain name for your business or personal website is essential. It should be memorable, easy to spell and brandable. If you’re like me this is quite a hard process, luckily help is at hand from a number of online tools, we are also going to look at expired domain names and how to grab one and other domain articles and resources …
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Having 100% of project proposals accepted usually means that a freelance developer has had very few clients. Low percentage rates usually mean that proposals are being sent to people who didn’t ask or the proposal writer simply needs a few good “getting warmer’s” in the right direction. The following tried and tested tips are to encourage the 100%ers to write more proposals and the low raters to take heart and give it another try. Let’s get started…
