BIYRO.COM - Project Management System

I made almost $500,000 on Upwork last year as a freelance SEO consultant — here's how Quick summary: 1.  By focusing on long-term relationships, I can prioritize working billable hours with existing clients, rather than the unpaid work of sourcing clients.  2. At times, I've worked with only three to five larger clients, and at other times, I'm working with 10 to 15 smaller clients a month. 3. Clients list projects on Upwork they need help with and freelancers submit proposals to be hired. 4. I charge higher rates so I can give my clients the attention they needMy work with clients varies day-to-day #biyro #newclients #dependable #share #clientselfie More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/i-made-almost-500000-on-upwork-last-year-as-a-freelance-seo-consultant-heres-how/

A freelancer's guide to applying for a credit card Recent highlights: 1. Although they function similarly to regular credit cards, secured credit cards differ in that they require you to deposit a certain amount before accessing your credit line. 2. Over time, you can ask your bank to convert your secured credit card into a regular one, provided that you maintain a good credit score. 3. If you have been with a bank for quite some time, deposit regularly into your account, and maintain a high enough Average Daily Balance (ADB), you may be pre-qualified to get a credit card with that bank. 4. Unlike regular credit cards, secured credit cards are often easier to apply for #biyro #texas #finance #fico #usedcars More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/a-freelancers-guide-to-applying-for-a-credit-card/

Project Economy report shows 'gig' economy is no longer a dirty word Recent highlights: 1. Professor Andrew Burke, dean and chair of business studies, Trinity Business School, said: The project economy is a major driver of economic growth utilizing a blended workforce of both employees and independent contractors to enable organizations of all sizes to be more innovative, agile and grow faster than they could if constrained to an 'employee-only' workforce model. 2. Ireland's Project Economy 2022, an annual report by Trinity Business School and Contracting PLUS, revealed fascinating results about the country's project economy and the high-skilled independent professional contractors #biyro #drywall #generalcontractors #remodel #realestate More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/project-economy-report-shows-gig-economy-is-no-longer-a-dirty-word/

Inside IR35 v. the pandemic: which is the bigger threat to freelancers in 2022? - Freelance Informer Recent highlights: 1. Companies in certain sectors, such as insurance, banking and IT, have felt pressured and nervous around the private sector IR35 rules and took what they considered the easy route by not creating contracts with outside IR35 parameters, requesting instead to their recruitment firms that all contractors become umbrella company employees. 2. There have been cases where contractors forced to use an umbrella company payroll scheme have since found that they are very likely absorbing both employee and employer national insurance costs, which is according to HMRC illegal #biyro #realtor #builders #california #realestate More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/inside-ir35-v-the-pandemic-which-is-the-bigger-threat-to-freelancers-in-2022-freelance-informer/

Entrepreneurs and freelancers demand to extend the bankruptcy moratorium to avoid a wave of bankruptcies in 2022 Quick summary: Although businessmen and freelancers reject some of the measures included in the draft law by the Government (the maintenance of the privilege of public debts with the Treasury and Social Security in case of restructuring or second chance, the lack of an early warning system, eliminate the figure of the bankruptcy administrator in micro-business bankruptcies& mldr;), acknowledge that the regulation will include advances such as the development of restructuring plans as pre-bankruptcy instruments, some improvements in the second chance mechanism or changes to streamline the bankruptcy process #biyro #money #divorce #entrepreneur #creditscore More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/entrepreneurs-and-freelancers-demand-to-extend-the-bankruptcy-moratorium-to-avoid-a-wave-of-bankruptcies-in-2022/

Millennials own nothing because the economy screwed us over for 25 years - but older generations still try and blame it on our work ethic Recent highlights: 1. The rising costs of living we are currently experiencing, and will be sure to continue experiencing without intervention from the federal and state government, are only going to make it more challenging for millennials, Gen Z, and future generations to build wealth unless we work to ensure pay equity and reasonable costs of living. 2. We can keep voting, educating, and organizing for our rights, and people of all generations can work to understand how decisions made in the past created the systems, inequities, and issues millennials and the next few generations must grapple with #biyro #money #realtor #appstore #millennial More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/millennials-own-nothing-because-the-economy-screwed-us-over-for-25-years-but-older-generations-still-try-and-blame-it-on-our-work-ethic/

Like a freelancer, the US health industry scares me for my future Recent highlights: 1. Even with Medicare and Marketplace Marketplace programs, one of four freelancers said that they had insurance in 2019 - and 35% of freelancers prefer to neglect health care due to high costs and high premiums, which on average for one person is colossal 484 US dollars per month. 2. 7 million American freelancers, many of whom are responsible for their personal healthcare and insurance. 3. There are credit systems that help freelancers to pay for insurance, as well as some market programs that are trying to change the situation. 4. Their goal - to pay insurance premiums #biyro #tlceliteservices #lifeinsurance #health #agent More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/like-a-freelancer-the-us-health-industry-scares-me-for-my-future/

I am a freelancer living on a holiday or hunger to survive on us Healthcare - and I am afraid that the next Quick summary: 1. Even with Medicare and Marketplace Marketplace programs less than one of four freelancers reported the purchase of insurance in 2019 - and 35% of freelancers prefer to neglect health care due to high costs and steep premiums, which averages $ 484 per month. one man. Refusal 2. Several we did not say anything about our troubles of health care, and the COVID-10 options continue the circle, insurance concerns will continue to grow. 3. There are credit systems that help freelancers pay for insurance, as well as several market programs that are trying to change the difference. #biyro #floodinsurance #agent #miami #entrepreneur More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/i-am-a-freelancer-living-on-a-holiday-or-hunger-to-survive-on-us-healthcare-and-i-am-afraid-that-the-next/