Podcasts about freelancing podcast

Five years ago, freelancing was already a growing demographic. The pandemic only boosted freelancer numbers; now, there are more freelancers than ever! We won't sugarcoat it: freelancing can be tough. But we can learn so much from the people who've been where you are now — and succeeded.  Here's where our guest Tia Meyer Grado, and the Freelancing Females can help. In this episode of The Pollen Podcast, Tia, the founder of Freelancing Females, shares how she initially started the group as a resource and support for fellow female freelancers. Over time, the community grew to a point where she decided it could become a business to support freelancers further. She encourages freelancers to get paid what they're worth and finally have the time for themselves!  Listen to this episode and be empowered by Tia's journey and community.    Create your own creative entrepreneurship story of clarity, professional confidence, and profit. Join Diana's 90-day group course Camp Clarity and learn everything you wish you already knew, like how to land dream clients, harness the power of social media, and make the money you deserve. Learn more here.

Erica was born in Korea, where she studied and worked before moving to London in 2010 to complete a masters degree. After that, Erica stayed in the UK and built a career as a designer.Ready for a new creative challenge after 7 years in a full-time job, Erica began freelancing. Her first project helped her decide which direction to head in and it's been a rocky but exciting ride ever since.She chats to Steve about figuring out how to introduce herself, exploring the potential in both London and Seoul, and pursuing better clients who respect her skills, time and processes. This episode is sponsored by the very first Being Freelance course!Steve's rolled up everything he's learnt from over 6 years of conversations with more than 250 freelancers.There's no ‘one way' to be a successful freelancer, but this course will help you avoid the many mistakes that most of us make. Learn from our experiences.Find out more about the course. Looking to learn from and connect with other freelancers? Check out the website beingfreelance.com, and be part of the Being Freelance Community!You'll also find useful links for this episode. That's beingfreelance.comLike VIDEO? - Check out the Being Freelance vlog - YouTube.com/SteveFolland

This is a CROSSOVER episode with the Advanced Freelancing podcast, hosted by the brilliant Laura Briggs. We dive into how to launch a hybrid career, the difference between freelancing and remote work, the importance of niching down, and tips for building rapport with clients and teams when you are in different locations.  Curious to hear 10 freelancers' best advice? Download the Freelancer's Cheatsheet here. Hustle & Grace FB group: https://facebook.com/groups/hustleandgracewithhilarysutton/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/hilary.sutton Twitter: www.twitter.com/hilarysutton Facebook: www.facebook.com/hilarysutton 

Hey Mermaid! If you're discovering Peace Love & Wine for the first time, welcome!   Here's where you can find most things PLW: Wine Shop (tasty wine and gifts that benefit charities) Instagram - Peace Love & Wine Facebook Page (Peace Love & Wine Sisters) peaceloveandwine.com (***sign-up here for updates, calm self-care tools, and fun live events and giveaways) Patreon Page: The virtual tip jar where you can become a supporter of the show and get special perks. This month I would like to thank our Patreon Sand Dollar Supporters and fan producers Theresa Nguyen and Linda Joe! Cheers to you for helping make a mermaid's dreams come true.  Cheers,  Sparkly Wine Mermaid Tiffany This Episode: Laura Briggs     Laura's Book: Start Your Own Freelance Writing Business: The Complete Guide to Starting and Scaling from Scratch Laura's Podcast: Advanced Freelancing Laura's website: Betterbizacademy.com with lots of free resources and education about freelancing. Laura's Ted X talk: The Future is Freelancing

Hello, and welcome… again! I’m relaunching my podcast, and if you were a listener a few years ago, you’ll notice this podcast has a completely new name and approach. This relaunched podcast is geared specifically towards intermediate and advanced freelancers who are on the cusp of scaling their business in a big way… in their OWN big way! The techniques, strategies, and resources I’ll be talking about are geared towards freelancers who are well past those beginning stages of starting a business. If you are tired of hearing about the recipe that you MUST follow to be successful, the steps you HAVE to follow to get more clients, the niche you MUST be in to grow your business, then you’ll want to tune in to this podcast each week. Make sure you subscribe so you get notified when a new episode is released! Have a topic you’d like me to talk about? Send your idea to: info@betterbizacademy.com In this episode, you’ll learn: what has changed for me since I first launched a podcast over two and a half years ago. why I’m coming back to podcasting. and what you can expect in these podcasts going forward. Resources mentioned: Pre-order my new book - Freelancing 101 TEDx Talk - The Future is Freelancing Overcast

After leaving college and landing in a job that wasn’t right for him, Jared realised that he didn’t want to spend his whole life working at something he wasn’t passionate about. He launched a blog, began learning Squarespace, and the rest, as they say, is history. He now runs two Squarespace design companies - Brevity and the cleverly-named WebsiteByTonight. From giving away a couple of freebie designs to kick off his portfolio to hiring other freelancers and finding ways to scale his business, Jared’s made a lot of progress. Listen to him share some of the biggest lessons he’s learnt a long the way. This episode is supported by FreeAgent - online accounting software that makes managing your business finances a breeze. With an award-winning UK based support team on hand to help out, it’s easy to stay on top of your expenses, invoices, banking and tax. To claim your 1 month free trial, visit FreeAgent.com/beingfreelance Love learning from other freelancers like this? Check out the website beingfreelance.com, subscribe to the podcast and to the newsletter.* You'll also find useful links for this episode. That's beingfreelance.com Like VIDEO? - Check out the Being Freelance vlog - YouTube.com/SteveFolland Who the hell is Steve Folland? You know how everyone bangs on about how powerful video and audio content can be? Yeah, well Steve helps businesses make it and make the most of it. Find out more at www.stevefolland.com Track him down on Twitter @sfolland or lay a trail of cake and he'll eventually catch you up.

You're about to dive into a binge-worthy series of episodes all about freelancing I've pulled from the main Side Hustle Show archives, featuring some of the most successful freelancers and service entrepreneurs in the business. Stay tuned to learn how to come up with and price your service idea, how to find your first customers, and how you may be able to scale your operations to ultimately remove your time from the equation. For more, be sure to check out https://www.sidehustlenation.com/freelancing/ Enjoy the show!

My good friend Paul Jarvis is my guest on this episode of the Business of Freelancing Podcast. Paul began as a web designer and applied what he learned in his work to writing for creative freelancers looking to better run their businesses. Today we discuss building products, especially for those freelancers who may not have a huge audience and a solid idea for a product.

As women and supporters of our homes, we have to put on our creative hats and consider ways to generate income. There are many ways by which we can do this. One way is considering becoming a freelancer. Have you considered this? Coach Lakeisha provides a bit of insight on this idea within this episode.

This is the Freelancing Minute for Friday, February 14th (Valentine's day!) 2014.When you're creating a proposal, it's important to contextualize our offer (what we're building or doing) with the problem and the solution. In this short clip, I seek to define the differences between the problem, the offer, and the solution.Subscribe to the Business of Freelancing Podcast with Brennan Dunn

This week I had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Sherry Walling, a clinical psychologist and counselor and the wife of Rob Walling, who we talked with in Episode 12.Sherry gave a fantastic talk at MicroConf last year on ways that entrepreneurs can manage their own anxiety, and I wanted to bring her on to discuss how you can make sure that your life as a freelance consultants doesn't end up hurting your health, your relationships, and your family.You can follow Sherry on Twitter at @zenfounderSubscribe to the Business of Freelancing Podcast with Brennan Dunn

Brennan Dunn helps freelancers and consultants get better clients, make money more and live happier lives. Brennan ran a 7-figure consultancy with eleven full-time salaried employees with major clients that we are familiar with. Brennan decided to step away from his brick & mortar business to create great software and products to help freelancers and consultants. He is the author of two amazing books Double Your Freelancing Rate, and The Blueprint - Learn How To Sell Online, creator of Planscope, teaches The Consultancy Masterclass, and host of The Business of Freelancing Podcast. Brennan helps over 6,000 freelancers and consultants with his weekly newsletter full of proven business strategies and tactics.    In this episode of Entrepreneur 2.0 you will learn:   How to get better clients and how to get rid of the bad ones What is a "carrot" and why your website needs one The right way to build a relationship with your customers How to turn a prospect into a paying customer How to double your freelancing rate without losing clients Why having competitive rates is not important and what is And lots more...

This is the first episode of 2013 for The Business of Freelancing Podcast, and inside I cover everything you need to know about dealing with those pesky clients who want to know "How much is it gonna cost me?" We explore how to qualify new leads, offer an initial consult, and how to make it known that we're consultants — not just guns for hire.Here's the letter that John wrote me that prompted this episode:Biggest fear with new client? Pricing, definitely. What's their budget, when it's near impossible to drag it out of them? Will a standard quote, without knowing their details, turn them away without discussion or negotiation, before budgets or even depth of project is really known. It's amazing how many times an initial contact requires blind quotes before required info can be determined. If I've at all described the situation, besides abandoning such clients, what to do?