CategoryMarketing & Clients

Freelancer Dry Spells: Practical Tips to Bridge Slow Periods

March 24, 2026

Lifestyle, Management, Marketing & Clients

7 Min read

Freelancers and the self-employed know it all too well: dry spells and project droughts, the constant ebb and flow of workload. One moment you can barely keep up with project enquiries. The next, the market feels like a barren wasteland. But these phases are simply part of freelance life. All the more reason to develop strategies for weathering...

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Legal protection for freelancers: Copyright & IP Protection

September 5, 2025

Management, Marketing & Clients

12 Min read

While many freelancers understand basic copyright principles, comprehensive legal protection extends far beyond simple intellectual property rights. In today's global digital economy, freelancers face complex legal challenges involving international clients, digital asset protection, trade secrets, and brand trademark issues.

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The Evolving Landscape of Work: Understanding the New Independent and Flexible Workforce 

August 21, 2025

Marketing & Clients

18 Min read

Freelancing as a whole has gained a marked increase in popularity over the past decade or so. But what is freelancing? Is the same as a contractor? And where exactly do consultants fit in?

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Strategic Skill Development for Freelancers: Maximizing Your ROI in 2025 

June 13, 2025

Finance, Management, Marketing & Clients

19 Min read

Professional development is an important part of any growing career but even more so if you’re a freelancer. Actively pursuing knowledge and skills related to your industry is something that can set you apart from your competition and help you stay relevant and up-to-date. Read on to find out the many benefits of professional development and how...

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Freelance Contract – Must-Have Clauses, How to Negotiate + Free Template

May 21, 2025

Finance, Management, Marketing & Clients

19 Min read

Working with contracts is essential for running a reliable, functioning and secure freelancing business. Contracts serve as a safety net for both you and your client. But, what should this contract include and is it necessary to sign one?

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Freelancer vs. Consultant: Key Differences, Benefits of the Shift & How to Transition

May 6, 2025

Marketing & Clients

10 Min read

Consulting and freelancing are two careers that go hand-in-hand. Almost any freelancer can get into consulting once they have gained enough experience. Is it time for you?

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AI Act for Freelancers: What the New EU Law Means

April 29, 2025

Management, Marketing & Clients, News

9 Min read

The European Union’s AI Act marks a milestone in the regulation of Artificial Intelligence. Starting in 2025, binding rules for the development and application of AI will apply for the first time. For solo self-employed individuals who work with AI systems, urgent questions arise: What obligations will freelancers face? Does the law also...

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Losing Clients As A Freelancer: Reasons, Lessons & How to Bounce Back 

April 10, 2025

Marketing & Clients

16 Min read

“We are sorry to inform you that we will no longer be needing your services”. This sentence and its variations are the prelude to one of the most dreaded situations in a freelancer’s career – losing a client. Unfortunately, most freelancers have to deal with it sooner or later, as it is essentially a part of the job description. We’ve summarized...

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Freelance Collaboration: A Guide To Outsourcing As A Freelancer

March 14, 2025

Marketing & Clients

11 Min read

As the amount of freelancers worldwide increase at an amazing rate, collaboration projects are becoming more of a reality than ever before. Freelancing is shaking off the clichéd lone wolf picture.

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How to Deal With Unhappy Clients + Email Templates

September 3, 2024

Marketing & Clients

13 Min read

Dissatisfied customers upset about an issue are something almost every freelancer has to deal with sooner or later. No matter how professional or hard-working you are, you will encounter someone who gets upset. So, what should you do with an unhappy - sometimes angry customer?

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