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Let me set the scene here. About five years ago I was in London, living in Wembley and working from home (in my undies as usual) and I picked up new client on Elance. It was a very small project for less than a couple hundred bucks. The client was in the US and looking for some quick banners to meet a late deadline. I low balled my bid knowing I could turn it around fast and I needed the cash for some bills. One thing lead to another and I got the gig.
Photo by Powerdruns.Smooth out the ups and downs of freelancing by selling your time in advance.
I completed this little project which turned out to be the catalyst for a great working relationship and over the next five years, this client would spend over a $100k with me, all from a small two hundred dollar project.
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Going live with a new site is always an exciting time. I get to release another site into the wild and this time it’s not for a client; it’s my own site. With the completion of my first ebook I’ve decided to run with this theme of sharing the techniques and strategies I’ve learned in 10+ years of remote freelancing. I also hope to learn some new tricks to improve my game too. Special thanks to Karen for editing my book. I’m an OK writer but my grammar does leave something to be desired at times. So here’s to a flurry of new posts and going live with a new site. Cheers!