Freelance guide
Double-check your freelance contract and read all of the fine languages to be sure you’ve covered all of your bases.
step 1
Make sure you let her know that this role is still your top priority when you give her the heads up.
step 2
After a long day at the office, the prospect of settling down to work much more may seem unattractive. However, you can’t start the freelancing profession unless you consistently produce. It is critical to create a schedule.
step 3
Devote at least four hours every week to locating, researching, and contacting your objectives.
step 4
You should look for freelancing jobs on the employment board in addition to pitching publishers.
step 5
Friends, family, and professional contacts can all be excellent sources of clients. Use social media to spread the word that you’re now starting freelancing on a large scale.
step 6
Create a portfolio website and submit samples for imaginary journals or companies to speed the process rather than waiting until you’ve built a big body of published work.
step 7