KeriLynn Engel is a freelance business writer who offers ghostwriting, copywriting, and blogging services to tech startups, online companies, and Internet entrepreneurs. She’s been writing professionally since 2010, and took the plunge to full-time freelancing in 2014. Her writing has been featured on Make a Living Writing, Blogging Wizard, WinningWP, WP Superstars, and more. Connect with her on LinkedIn or say hi on Twitter.
Testimonials are a crucial element of a successful freelance writer’s website, and one of the best ways to attract and convince clients to hire you.
Maybe you’ve started asking your clients if they wouldn’t mind writing a testimonial for you, or maybe you got lucky and someone recommended you on LinkedIn without any prompting – nice!
Invoicing is one of those details freelancers often don’t think about until you need to create one.
When suddenly faced with the need to send an invoice for the first time, it’s easy to feel lost. How do you create a professional-looking invoice from scratch? Where do invoice numbers come from? What if your client doesn’t pay?
As a freelancer, you know that having a portfolio is crucial for getting work.
Beginners may be able to skate by without one, but when you’re ready to get serious about professional freelancing, you need an online portfolio that will showcase the best of your work so you can attract and impress higher-paying clients.
