A few weeks ago, I was spending some time in Berlin, Germany. While I was there I was introduced to an illustrator named Mars Dorian.
In this episode of The Creative Freelancer Show Mars and I discuss:
Preston D Lee is the creator of GraphicDesignBlender.com, a blog that focuses on helping designers and freelancers build better businesses.
In this episode you will learn:
Pricing isn't just about the money.
It is about the quality of life.
In this episode, I cover everything I know about pricing and share with you the methods that have helped me triple my income over the past six months.
Read MoreJohn McIntyre is a copywriter who goes by the nickname “The Autoresponder Guy”..
In this episode, John discusses:
How he got started and landed his first clients
His ‘break shit’ mentality on starting businesses
Actionable tips for anyone seeking to write better copy
Friends and acquaintances can be a great source of client work although you must be careful when entering into professional relationships with them.
In this episode I cover:
This episode is one of those conversations that left me rethinking my approach life.
In this episode Dane discusses:
Freelancing doesn't have to be a one way road. Instead, you can use it as a means of trying out different things while you seek your next employment opportunity.
This weeks guest, Clark Buckner, began his career doing freelance design and branding work, yet ultimately his freelancing lifestyle lead him to an opportunity for full time employment that was too good to pass up.
Read MoreMat Newton is a web professional who ran a successful SEO business for several years before shifting his mindset toward building his own platform and products.
One of the biggest mistakes new freelancers make is in how they describe what they do.
In this episode of The Creative Freelancer Show, Ilise Benun of Marketing Mentor teaches a framework for how to talk about what you do to potential clients.
Read MoreConstant improvement is a value that I attribute a large portion of my success to. I am constantly learning, constantly improving and I am never satisfied.
My goal with this episode is to share with you my theories on improvement and discuss the different ways and areas you need to be consistently growing in as a creative professional.
Read MoreAlicia Waters Binkley is a freelance designer and artist from Nashville, TN. She wasn’t always a freelancer though and recently made the jump just a few months ago. In this episode Alicia:
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Grant Spanier is an inspiring and genuine individual. He holds nothing back and refuses to censor himself in the sake of being him true self.
In this explicative filled episode:
At the core of any successful creative career is a mastery and continued practice of ones craft.
In this episodes we dive into the philosophies behind mastering your craft as well as some actionable methods on improving your output at a rapid pace.
Read MoreMaggie Appleton is a young illustrator based out of Saigon, Vietnam. At a very young age, Maggie has already accomplished a lot.
Join us for this episode as Maggie shares her strategy for rapid learning, how she got her first freelance clients and how she is building her career with the freedom to work remotely and travel the world.
Read MoreIn today's episode I will dive into many of the reasons why you should consider freelancing if you aren't already doing it.
I will also get into some perspectives on freelancing that may change how you look at your career even if you are already a freelancer.
Read MoreThe mission of the Creative Freelancer Show is to help creative professionals launch their freelance career, get more clients and work from anywhere.
In this episode, we will discuss the mission of The Creative Freelancer Show as well as going into a bit of background about your host Jake Jorgovan.
The purpose of this episode is to prep you for future shows to come, give you some context about what you will be learning and a brief introduction to my story.
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