Building Your Freelance Business: From a freelancer to an entrepreneur
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Already sailing in your freelance business? It is time to move ahead and build your business. Know what helped me build my business. I still have a long way to go but it sure has been a good start.
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Building Your Freelance Business: From a freelancer to an entrepreneur
- 1. Building Your Freelance Business MADIHA HAMID
- 2. Saying ‘YES’
- 4. Where are you headed, friend?
- 5. Decision Time: Product? Service? Or Both?
- 8. Your first hire… …building ownership
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- First freelance project was updating status and doing tweets for $100/month to a $3000/ month in year to $3000 in a day . That was my first big Yes. Second big yes trainings- started on a free to becoming trainer for NUST PDC and SMEDA. You are doing great you pay your bills you earn almost as much as your friends or a little less but that ok because you know you are a cool freelancer you manage your hours etc. etc.
- Don’t underestimate the power of
- 5 months after I did my first gig- two trainings done. I was doing ok- one of my trainings I worked two months for got delayed and I was told like 3 days before. That was a shock for me and it pushed me to think bigger and ask question. How can I create regular business? How do I discipline myself? Digital Footprint Company provide consultancy and earn money – Rehdpa
- I got a big $1000 dollar client $700 $400 and by the end of the month they threw a fit and backed out, At this time I had taken an office space , paid rent and planned everything. Clients are unpredictable- I need a stable business and product when I redesigned Chefling Tales
- As a freelancer you are wearing so many hats! Then you need It helps you to think even bigger – and also lets you expand your business opportunities. People start seeing you seriously. From covering twitter events of small minority reports with like 5 followers to covering Jazz Relaunch events People start taking you seriously Expand your business reach Get more work done Ideas flow