BIYRO.COM - Project Management System

8 Signs to Drop a Freelance Client and Move On Quick summary: 1. Instead of desperately trying to keep one or two major projects, develop a system that lets you meet your monthly income goals, regardless of which clients leave. 2. Before putting in more hours for a project, discuss the deliverables and compensation with your client. 3. Set the tone for your projects by explicitly itemizing your project goals, daily deliverables, expected responsibilities, and contract duration in this document. 4. As a freelancer, you have total control over the projects in your pipeline, so there's no reason to retain an outright disrespectful client #biyro #clientsatisfactionguaranteed #acceptingnewclients #coolclients #clients More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/8-signs-to-drop-a-freelance-client-and-move-on/

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/