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Should You Send Your Top Freelance Clients a Holiday Gift

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Should You Send Your Top Freelance Clients a Holiday Gift Recent highlights: 1. I typically send most clients similar gifts, but this year, I'm thinking of sending a bigger (read: more expensive) item to an old friend who ended up getting me a ton of work at her company, she said. 2. To see what others were doing, I queried four fellow freelancers from various content verticals about the dos and don'ts of sending holiday gifts to clients. 3. Writer, editor, and content marketer Wendy Ramunno said she tries to send thoughtful gifts to her star clients. 4. I personalize my gifts somewhat—like a gift card for an independent bookstore or restaurant in [a client's] city, she said #biyro #clientselfie #clientsfirst #invoicing #happyclient More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/should-you-send-your-top-freelance-clients-a-holiday-gift/

The Long Road to Freelance Editor: Part Two - DIY MFA - Olivia Fisher

The Long Road to Freelance Editor: Part Two - DIY MFA - Olivia Fisher Quick summary: 1. Maybe you want to do some freelance work, or maybe you are a writer considering hiring a freelance editor to help you with revising your manuscript for self-publishing or traditional publishing. 2. What my freelance editing job does provide is consistent income to cover a variety of bills and expenses as well as slow-growing savings. 3. My blog became a way for clients to see both my personality through my writing as well as my editing skills. 4. Having a blog of your own to link to your profile can be a huge advantage for you, giving you a way to give clients physical proof of your skills #biyro #travel #newclients #coffee #phillyfrontals More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/the-long-road-to-freelance-editor-part-two-diy-mfa-olivia-fisher/

Freelance 101: how to juggle a few clients at the same time

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Freelance 101: how to juggle a few clients at the same time Quick summary: 1. The primary key to successfully managing several clients is strong time management skills, including setting boundaries with clients, prioritizing tasks, planning, and reviewing your schedule. 2. Create a to-do list for all your admin tasks and designate one day a week to send invoices, touch base with clients, delegate tasks to other team members, check the output, etc. 3. Your to-do list will keep your clients in the loop, your bills paid, and keep your mind focused on more creative tasks. 4. Set reminders before meeting with your clients to go over important tasks and concerns #biyro #bestclientsever #clientsfirst #expertadvice #clients More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/freelance-101-how-to-juggle-a-few-clients-at-the-same-time/

Tips for graphic designers who want to go to free

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Tips for graphic designers who want to go to free Quick summary: 1. If they smell that they can take advantage of a freelance graphic designer who is still in their early career, these clients will not hesitate. 2. To become a freelance graphic designer who has a steady flow of good clients, you want to focus more on networking on the best platforms. 3. The transition to a freelance career as a graphic designer might not be as smooth as one expects. 4. Also, use a signature maker to create a professional email signature with your name, contact details, photo, social media icons, and a website address if you have one #biyro #clientselfie #retired_person #portrait #clienttestimonials More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/tips-for-graphic-designers-who-want-to-go-to-free/