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Subcontracting Out Your Freelance Work

September 14, 2007 – 7:08 pm

Work is great, business is booming and you”™re thrilled because you weren”™t sure that your freelance career would ever be doing well enough to support you, let alone to be overwhelming you. But you”™re also stressed because overwhelmed is precisely the right word to describe what”™s happening to you with your burgeoning work load. Usually, the deluges of work are temporary ““ freelancing tends to be an ebb and flow business with seasons of its own that you start to get used to as you go on. But whether it”™s temporary or not, you might start feeling like you need a little bit of help to get all of the jobs done that your clients are throwing out at you.

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Tips for How To Write A Freelance Contract

September 5, 2007 – 8:49 pm

It”™s amazing how many freelancers do work without signing contracts. It”™s kind of nice, in a way, that freelancers are able to commit to their word and rely on the word of clients to get the job done. Nice, but not practical. If you run a freelance business, you need to think of it as a business and when it comes right down to it, businesses need contracts if they”™re going to run right. Sure, it is almost never necessary to use them ““ because many people do stick by their word ““ but you should always have them in case that rare case comes up that you do need to go back to it.

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