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Freelancing is a fun but stressful gig.
Knowing how to handle clients & the administrative side can help ease the mind
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Gives a solid foundation on what to expect from both parties involved
Details a payment schedule
Signed by both parties making it legally binding
Shows the client that you're serious on what you plan on delivering
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If you can, have a lawyer (doesn't matter what kind)
look at your finished contract.
Sites that have good starter templates
Personalize the contract, make it your own, but don't get crazy because it still needs to make sense.
Web Design Law
Smashing Magazine
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24 hours in a day
23.94 hours the client wants of your time
.06 hours left for your own sanity
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Set specific communication times for:
Don't give out your personal email
Remember that this is business and not personal. Don't be afraid to be upfront, clients will/should appreciate the honesty.
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Asana
a project management platform
Lucidchart
diagrams and other tools
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It's a funny thing but people like it when you talk to them........
Talk to your client(s), give them status updates, let them know how the project the paid for is going
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Be registered with the state and feds as a business
Have professionally styled invoices via PayPal or Quickbooks
Quality Business Cards with your name, phone number, email address, and website
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Quickbooks
OK Secretary of State
Paypal
IRS
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