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/

Many Persons Foreign Designer - RD273 Recent highlights: 1. When I left the print shop to start my own full-time design business, almost all of the clients I worked with remained there and were assigned a new designer to work with them. 2. However, just because the design skills are the same doesn't qualify a designer to run their own design business. 3. Last week, I told you there were two roles to running a design business: a designer and a business owner. 4. Is someone who attended design school somehow more qualified to run their own design business than someone who learned their skills on their own #biyro #clientsatisfaction #clients #happyclients #moodygrams More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/many-persons-foreign-designer-rd273/