Freelance PR
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I know what you’re thinking; didn’t I start freelancing to get away from the agency life? Fair point, but what if I could convince you
I know what you’re thinking; didn’t I start freelancing to get away from the agency life? Fair point, but what if I could convince you
The end of the year is a natural time to take a look back and start planning for the future. If one of the questions
Hard work, long nights, endless cups of coffee later, and suddenly you’re fully in the midst of your career. You may have recently been promoted,
Last year I was let go from my job and living in an area where no one was hiring—especially in the PR field. Considering my passion
These days the internet is rife with entrepreneurs publishing income reports, and it’s become much more normal for freelance PR practitioners to share hard numbers,
Time sucker, task stalker, that little timer sitting in the corner of your desktop that you constantly forget to turn on until you’re 40 minutes
As new boutique PR agency owner or independent publicist, there are a multitude of startup costs to consider, not the least of which are the
So you went freelance…now what? If you thought the hardest part would be quitting your day job or trying to balance freelance clients as well
So you’ve just had an awful client experience. This isn’t about one or two hiccups or disagreements—that’s just ordinary professional relationship wear and tear, this
As PR professionals, we’ve all had our fair share of clients with incredible projects but with a serious lack of budget wiggle room. Yet, we
Don’t be fooled, freelancing with a full-time job is the same thing as working two jobs. Sure, your second job is more flexible and can
There are various reasons as to why we get writers’ or creative blocks. But the ‘why’ of this situation isn’t what stumps us all. Getting
There are countless pros and cons of working from home, but it really all comes down to personal preference. Hey, not all of us were
The holidays are here, and there’s a good chance you are starting to feel overwhelmed. Your calendar is probably filled with parties, gatherings, and special
As a freelance public relations professional you are your own boss and employee, which is probably part of why you started freelancing in the first