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Strategies to ensure your freelancing success

Being a successful freelancer takes a bit of finesse, a dash of know-how and a whole lotta faith, in yourself, in your skills and in your ability to find and

by Lise Cartwright

Creative Entrepreneur Tips

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Stop Procrastinating and Start Your Freelancing Business Today

Doing what you love for a living is what we should all be striving for — just the sound of that is super appealing, wouldn't you agree? How would it

by Lise Cartwright

Email Marketing Strategies

Freelancing Tips

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Using Social Media to Attract Clients Like Moths to a Flame!

Finding clients can be one of the most daunting things you'll face as a freelancer, new or established. It can often feel like clients are like the holy grail... you

by Lise Cartwright

Creative Entrepreneur Tips

Side Hustle

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Your 7-Day Plan for Starting Your Side Hustle

So you've decided that the time is now. You're going to start your side hustle, no matter what it takes. Only, you're not really sure where to start, or how

by Lise Cartwright

Creative Entrepreneur Tips

Outsourcing

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How to Find Quality Clients on Upwork

Finding quality clients can often feel like the search for the holy grail... but it's not just about finding a quality client, it's also about finding gigs that you actually

by Lise Cartwright

Creative Entrepreneur Tips

Email Marketing Strategies

Side Hustle

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How to Renegotiate a Freelancing Deadline Without Losing Your Client

Missing a work deadline as a freelancer is business suicide. It's a sure fire way to see yourself quickly out of business. And sometimes it might not even be your fault...

by Lise Cartwright

Creative Entrepreneur Tips

Freelancing Tips

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Time to Spring Clean Your Freelancing Business!

It's spring here in Australia, the perfect time to clean things out and do a proper spring clean around the house and with your personal life. But it's also a

by Lise Cartwright

Email Marketing Strategies

Outsourcing

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How to Spot Dodgy Clients on Upwork (Updated)

So you're ready to find some clients. The first place you think you'll start is on a large freelancing site like Upwork.com because you've heard it's the best place to

Master Your Grammar: 13 Grammar Mistakes to Avoid

Regardless of whether you're a freelance writer or not, at some point, you'll be writing proposals, blog posts, ad copy etc in your freelancing business. If you want to continue to

by Lise Cartwright

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