Your website is the place that hosts information about your business – what you do and what you sell – and the centrepiece for all of your marketing efforts.
A Freelancer’s Guide to Starting a Website


Your website is the place that hosts information about your business – what you do and what you sell – and the centrepiece for all of your marketing efforts.

There are two main ways to charge for your work: per hour or per project. Which method is more likely to be accepted by clients? Here’s which method is best.

Before going full-fledged freelance, you should work on how to launch your online portfolio. Here are a 10 reasons why you should start a portfolio website right now.

For many creative freelancers, the portfolio is the thing that attracts new clients. Is your portfolio doing its job? Here are some reasons it could be a turn-off.

Can freelancers have the lifestyle they want while still making the money they need? Sometimes we don’t need more, we need better.

When and how does social media matter for your freelance business? What are some reasonable expectations you can have about the time you spend on social media?

There’s only so much you can do as one person. If you form long-lasting partnerships with other freelancers you can expand your business network.

Faking it isn’t about tricking others into believing you can do something. It’s about tricking yourself into believing you can do it, as to push through your fear.

Bad working habits may be sabotaging your best efforts. Work habits learned over a lifetime may be holding you back. Here are 6 strategies to accomplish bigger goals.

Sometimes the nature of freelancing means that you’re super busy for months and suddenly find yourself with no work. Here are 4 benefits of those freelance dry spells.