How Can Freelancers Gain More Authentic Social Followers?
In September 2015, when Twitter disabled their share counts; there were mixed reactions from bloggers, freelancers as well as top influencers. Top industry experts like Jay Baer, showed their angst towards Twitter’s decision. A few weeks later, Twitter released a statement explaining the reasons why they removed the share counts. As Twitter tried to explain their reasons for making such a decision, it is clear tons of freelancers still value share counts.
Should I Quit My Job? 10 Ways to Tell It’s Over
It seems that nowadays the “go to work, get paid” formula simply isn’t cutting it for a lot of people. With so many options out there – working from home, being self-employed, the gig economy, etc. – many employees are not as hesitant to walk away from a job if it’s not satisfying and meeting their needs.
How Can I Maintain My Freelance Business When I’m Depressed?
Right now, freelancing is trendy. There are approximately 53 million freelancers in America today, and by 2020 they will account for 40% of the workforce. This is promising for you because this means you can work whenever and wherever you want and have the potential to make a living from freelancing.
How Can I Find a Niche as a Freelancer for Content Agencies?
One of the biggest problems new freelancers run into is trying to find a niche. While there are dozens of profitable niches out there, it can be difficult and intimidating to gain experience and learn if you have any real expertise (or interest) in writing about any of these topics.
How Do I Squash Writer’s Block for Good?
There is nothing worse for a writer than feeling, “blocked.” You sit at your computer and it stares you down. You’ve got this expensive machine, the most advanced invention that humankind has ever concocted, sitting at your command. And it waits. And waits. And waits. And you’ve got nothing. You almost want to apologize to the computer for bothering it.