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Showing posts with label
Client Relations
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Thursday
How to Prepare for Skype Meetings
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When you work at home, you still likely need to have meetings with clients, employees, and others. However, the format of the meetin...
Sunday
Should You Tell Your New Clients that You’re Taking Maternity Leave?
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Maternity leave can be a touchy subject in traditional outside-of-the-home jobs, but when it comes to from-home or telecommuting work, i...
Friday
10 Weeks to Better-Paying Freelance Writing Clients (Giveaway)
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If there's one mutual frustration among writer friends, it's this: clients can be difficult to work with, and some are not wort...
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Wednesday
Here's How I Lost over $48K in Writing Income Last Year -- and How I Recovered
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Anchor clients are great. You can count on them to hire -- and pay -- you monthly. They usually make up a good chunk of your writing...
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How to Write a Rate Increase Letter to Your Clients
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Everything costs more these days, and you may have found it necessary (or just desirable) to ask your client for more money for your fr...
Tuesday
How to Raise Your Rates (without Losing Clients)
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One of the benefits of a 9 to 5 job is that you regularly come up for review and have the possibility to get a raise, even if it is j...
Friday
5 Signs Your Client Has Jumped Shark
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You may have built an amazing relationship with a client in a very short time, or maybe they are someone you’ve been with since the ve...
Saturday
3 Common Selling Strategies for Your Small Business (and Which One Actually Works)
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Everyone knows that a thriving business needs customers; finding them, however, is usually much easier than getting them to buy. Recen...
Monday
How to Make Client Payments Happen (On Time)
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If there's one thing I LOVE about freelancing, it's managing every tedious aspect of my money. I love the control, I love ...
Thursday
What Should Freelance Writing Jobs for Beginners Pay?
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We share a fresh list of writing jobs every Monday, along with the rest of the work-at-home opportunities we find. Some of them requir...
Sunday
Does Your Business Have a Disaster Plan?
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I'm one of those Moms (and business owners) who thinks, "Yeah.. I'll back up my PC. Someday." I'm also great at pl...
Friday
The Best Ways to Make Client Calls and Online Meetings with Kids in the House
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Soon, school will be out for the summer, and kids will be around. All. Day. For those of use who homeschool, this is nothing new, but...
Ask 1099Mom: How Do I Get My First Client or Customer?
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How do I get my first customer? This is by far the most frequently asked question that I get here and in my consulting business to moms ...
How to Avoid Miscommunications with Clients Who Aren't Good Communicators
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By Melissa Batai Every self-employed, work-at-home mom has to have one of these . You know, the one client who you could talk to for ...
Thursday
How To Determine Which Clients to Let Go
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As an entrepreneur, you likely worry about not having enough work to do or not enough clients. However, if you're good at your job...
Why You Should Turn Down Jobs That Don't Fit with Your Business Mission
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By Melissa Batai When I first started working from home, I said yes to every job that came my way. My husband and I desperately neede...
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What Should You Do for Your Clients at Christmas?
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The holiday season is upon us, and with it more obligations, increased family time, and seemingly more responsibilities. You may th...
Friday
Should You Work for Free to Land New Clients?
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It's a competitive market in the work-at-home niche. Some people recommend that you do some work for free to land new clients whil...
Thursday
Handling Your Small Business when the Lights Go Out
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As I write this, I am staring out my office window at what was measured to be 8 inches of snow. We had a blizzard in my county last nigh...
Tuesday
How Clients Pay: Direct Deposit or PayPal?
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This week, I was asked a very interesting question from a friend who freelanced and didn't know how to ask for payment. Was PayPal o...
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