The Freelancer's Friend

Our guest this time is Marketing Consultant, and Founder of CRoche Consulting, Caleb Roche. In this episode we chat about: how communication and marketing channels have changed in recent years; what kind of lead generation or sales process a freelancer needs to use now; how to re-engage your existing following or client base if you need to; how data and analytics play their role in

Our guest this time is author, speaker, podcaster and coach, Andrew Miller, and in this episode we chat about some of the common things that stop people from enjoying their business; success in your business if you don't enjoy your work; steps you can take to deal with situations that prevent you from enjoying your business...and more about enjoying your work and life.---Watch

LinkedIn expert, Daniel Alfon, joins us to chat about a number of aspects when it comes to leveraging LinkedIn in the most effective ways for your freelance business.The discussion includes useful insights and advice, such as: the best place to start for using LinkedIn to get clients and projects; treating your LinkedIn Profile like a website; whether it's necessary to have a l

Destini Copp helps people to reduce their reliance on purely services or freelance work, and in this episode we chat about adding digital products, or online courses to your freelance offering, why you would want to, what works best, where to start...and other interesting ideas and advice about boosting income by offering digital products, or online courses.---Watch this episode on

Our guest this time is Kenzi Wood, a highly successful freelance copywriter, and in this episode we chat about client retention and how it's a major factor in Kenzi's success; how to enjoy a reliable and consistent income by getting clients on a retainer; some great tips for freelance copywriters, and tips if you write your own copy, and also some good advice about getting

Our guest this time is Jonathan McLernon, an Online Nutrition Coach, as well as mentor to new coaches building their business - and in this episode we chat about: why organic marketing can be enough for a freelancer to succeed, at least in the beginning; what the value of building a large audience is and whether it's even necessary; why the goal of a 6-figure income (mentioned

Our guest, Colette Broomhead helps mums in service based businesses to cut out the noise and overwhelm and find simple strategies to achieve consistent 5k months. Her focus is on playing to your strengths, building strong habits and keeping it light and fun!With 13 years of experience in business and marketing, Colette works with mums in particular, to create strategies and foundat

There are a number of reasons why you might want to turn your solo or small freelancing business into an agency at some point. You can serve a lot more clients, generate a much larger personal income, and enjoy taking your business to a whole new level.Kaitlyn Study joins us from Orlando, Florida, and she's the owner of South Street & Co. a marketing agency that helps freel

It can be difficult to find projects that you really love while also getting paid what you deserve! But you don't need to be a marketing expert or social media influencer to find and attract your dream clients.Matt Essam is a business coach, best selling author, and keynote speaker working with creative freelancers and small businesses to help them win high-value clients, while

Changing from an employed or contracted position to being a freelancer is a big decision of course. Justin Petersen spent many years as a full time, contracted freelancer in the radio industry, but eventually decided to change things and go it alone as a freelance DJ, leading to performing all over the world.He doesn't regret the move at all. His life and career is now a lot mo