Why specificity is key when setting rates, terms and fees Many industries thrive on the creativity and expertise of freelancers, none possibly more than the fashion sector. A new report from The Business of Fashion emphasises the importance of specificity when discussing pay, whether negotiating a salary or setting freelance terms, rates and late fees. […]

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It’s that time of year again: the season of self-reflection and, let’s be honest, self-doubt. We set over-ambitious goals and resolutions that quickly fizzle out, only to resurface next year, leaving us mentally kicking ourselves for repeating the same old cycle. Why not ditch the “new year, new me” mantra in 2025? You already have […]

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The number of job vacancies has been sliding in the last quarter, which could mean a recession is heading our way. While freelancers could be in higher demand other challenges could arise when companies are pinching their pennies. Here we highlight how to seize opportunities while equally securing timely payments. James Reed of the eponymous […]

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Freelancing demands a keen sense of self-worth when it comes to pricing your services. Undercharging is a common pitfall, especially when starting out. But how do you know if you’re truly earning what you’re worth? Here are five telltale signs, backed by recent studies and news reports, that you might be underselling your freelance skills: […]

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