gig economy
Posts related to explaining and talking about the gig economy
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Should I ask clients for reviews?
Worst-case scenario, asking your client for a review can give you a “no” in response. Continue reading
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Is it okay to fire a difficult freelancing client?
Freelancing does look and feel a little different from other social and transactional situations, but when it comes to doing what is best for you as a professional, you should give yourself space to fire someone who is being difficult. Continue reading
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The difference between public and private writing portfolios
I’ve come to the realization that public writing portfolios are like storefront windows. It allows anyone to come along, take a look at what you do, and then decide to keep on browsing elsewhere, or take a closer look. Continue reading
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Top 4 reasons why being a shopper helps my copywriting
I’ve never had to pretend to be interested in a product or a brand because I have a healthy interest in, well, everything related to shopping and buying. Continue reading
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My favourite customer connections so far
Whenever I need a pick-me-up after dealing with a rude customer or completing a difficult project, I think of these, and it helps me keep on going. Continue reading
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Writing portfolio tips and tricks
If you are looking for a way to make the best out of a writing portfolio, here are the best tips and tricks to help. Continue reading
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How to boost customer referrals in the gig economy
A lack of referrals doesn’t speak to your skill as a freelancer, nor does it mean that you didn’t ask for referrals properly. Continue reading
