Freelance Success Blog
Welcome to the Freelance Success blog, where you’ll find practical how-tos, success stories, inspiration, and much more.
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3 Practical Questions to Make 2025 Your Best Year Ever
Taking a good look at the big picture is one key to building a stable, successful freelance business. My simple 3-question year-end review is an easy way to do this so that you can be more successful…
Recent Posts
7 Things Amazon Does That Will Make You a Freelance Success
Best known as the world’s largest online retailer, Amazon has spearheaded best practices that are just as applicable to freelancers and our clients as they are to Amazon and its customers. Learn how doing what…
Why You Need to Have an Email Newsletter
Here’s what happened when the email newsletter of freelancer Genevieve J. Walker, PhD, PC arrived in my inbox. Seeing that email reminded me that Genevieve is my go-to freelancer. When I need to sub-contract freelance work…
Want Better Results from Networking? Build Trust
Going to networking events won’t help you get more freelance work—because these events are only the first step in building trusting relationships with the people you meet. And trust is how you build your freelance business through networking.
“If people like you…
12 Ways to Make Networking Events Amazing, Not Scary
Networking events are the best places to meet clients and colleagues who can refer you for freelance. But for most freelancers, in-person networking can be scary. Learn 12 ways to make networking at events easier.
Networking events like conferences and…
How More Confidence Helped Shannon Unlock Freelance Success
Confidence is a key ingredient in freelance success. After Shannon Hach boosted her confidence, her freelance business began to grow.
When Shannon Hach, MD, ELS, left family medicine to become a freelance medical editor…
The Best Way to Make Your Freelance Future Amazing
When 2019 draws to a close, do you want to be…
How to Make More Money and Do Less Work: Repeat Business
Clients who give you repeat business often become anchor clients you can count on for steady, high-paying work. And you’ll have less administrative work, less marketing to do, and less stress.
Making more money…
How to Be First in Line for Freelance Work
When clients are ready to hire a freelancer, you need to be first in line if you want them to choose you and not another freelancer. Being first in line means that the client thinks of you—and…