How to spot troublesome freelance clients in 4 easy lessons – and how to tame them (kinda)
Freelancing is a tough gig. Navigating troublesome freelance clients is a lot of why it is so tough. There’s nothing worse than that sinking sensation of realising the client you’ve just engaged is going to be hell. But we don’t have to accept troublesome freelance...
Why you should avoid overbooking in freelancing
Have you considered the impact of over-booking in freelancing and what it does the perception of your ability to perform as a client manager? One of the stigmas in self-employment (especially with freelancers) is the unreliability factor. I’ve freelanced for almost 10...
12 booze-free business networking ideas you can try
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The joy of freelance terms and conditions
If I had a dollar for every time a freelance terms and conditions could have potentially saved someone from an issue, I could totally afford the cute little VW camper I have my eye on. Terms and conditions are something freelancers struggle with. I don’t know what the...
How to avoid getting in your own way: A guide to simpler Australian freelancing
Australian freelancing isn’t a picnic. Yes, we command some of the highest rates in the world, but have you seen our cost of living lately? We’re facing increased pressure from many places. The casualisation of the workplace continues at a frightening rate. More and...
5 ways to gift your freelance clients without breaking the bank
Hey little Australian freelancer, are you undecided about gifting your freelance clients? Here at the Freelance Jungle, we never look a gift horse in the mouth. We also try not to jump over the gift horse and land in difficult territory. Choosing to give client and...
6 ways you can make freelance communication simpler
At the Freelance Jungle, there are a lot of freelance communication horror stories between clients and freelancers. It’s important to understand the client side and the freelancer’s perspective to bridge the gaps. Setting the scene so that both sides are talking the...