The Business of Design
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How to Make the Most out of a Conference or Expo An expo or a conference is a great way to network with other people who work in your industry, as well as a great place to reach a target market. |
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How to Filter Out Problem Editorial Clients Savvy freelance editors often have a preternatural ability to zero in on dream clients and to steer clear from troublesome ones. |
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Freelancer’s weekly digest w/e 4th May We’ve been drowning in great and useful content this week, so we thought we’d share some of the best reads with you guys. Who knows, we might even turn this into a regular feature? What Graham Charlton has learned writing… |
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Five difficult questions for Brookson Update: Since publishing our original article, Brookson have corrected their misleading marketing material, and we have therefore removed our article highlighting their apparent breach of the CAP Code at the request of Crunch, our parent company, to avoid any potential conflict… |
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Sometimes You Just Have to Chill The Fuck Out I never thought I’d have to physically learn how to relax. It’s supposed to be something which comes naturally, right? You work hard, you do some intense activity… then you relax, unwind, and recuperate. But until I left the UK,… |
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Shining Examples of European Comic Book Covers Shining Examples of European Comic Book Covers | You The DesignerAs mentioned in our third edition of You! Be Inspired!, May is the month that celebrates everything and anything geeky. You the Designer’s team is composed of different types of… |
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CFC: Commiserate, celebrate, collaborate This year — 2012 — marks the 5th anniversary of HOW’s Creative Freelancer Conference (June 21-22 in Boston) and I’ve attended every one since HOW launched the event with co-founder Ilise Benun of Marketing Mentor and Peleg Top in 2008.… |
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How to Freelance with Kids Many people are drawn to freelancing because they feel the flexible lifestyle will give them more time to spend with their kids. With summer just around the corner, many schools are about to end their school year and freelancers with… |
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When Designing Experiences for Humans, Consider Common Psychological Behaviors Often designers design stuff (products/services/interfaces etc.): to fit user personas, to solve problems, to make it beautiful etc. but don’t often consider the how it psychologically interfaces with the user. Such user experience design draws heavily from human psychological behaviors… |
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What Your Social Media Activity Says About Your Personality I’m a sucker for a good study, and a team of Asian researchers have come out with one about how your social networking sites can accurately predict your personality—something you may (or may not) want to do if you run… |
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Ask FreelanceSwitch: Client Communications and Incorporation In this issue of Ask FreelanceSwitch, we look at client communication and incorporation. Ask FreelanceSwitch is a regular column here that allows us to help beginners get a grip on freelancing. If you have a question about freelancing that you… |
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Treasury leak shows shocking extent of tax avoidance in Whitehall When it was revealed that Student Loans Chief Exec Ed Lester received his pay through a limited company, avoiding tens of thousands of pounds in unpaid tax in the process, there was much hand-wringing in the upper echelons of Government,… |
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25% of calls to HMRC tax hotline go unanswered It’s hardly breaking news that HMRC have something of a problem with customer service. They were forced into an embarrassing apology last year over the ongoing problems with their service, including monumental hold times on most of their public-facing telephone numbers. Now the… |
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What Do You Do Now? It’s taken years. You haven’t slept in as long as you can remember, the last time you had a holiday was when you were 12 and you’ve been working for just about your entire adult life, but you’ve won the… |
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World’s Longest Invoice: Dealing With Clients Who Don’t Pay Up Have you ever been stiffed by a client? Many freelancers have—and it sucks. More often than not, the cost to take the client to court is frequently much more expensive than the unpaid invoice. So what’s a freelancer to do?… |
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7 Cringeworthy Business Card Mistakes In this day and age it’s not uncommon to hear bold statements such as “The business card is dead, it’s all about wireless vCard” or “I’ll email my contact details over after the conference”. |
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Happy 1st Freelance Anniversary, Bryn It’s the first anniversary of Bryn Mooth’s second career and she has come a long way in a short year. |
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When an Editor is Not that Into You: Writing for Magazines Edition I was listening to the recording of The Renegade Writer’s Become a Confident Writer Teleclass and they mentioned that adage: “Editors are just people.” |
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How building local networks can benefit your business Networking is great way to get your name on the freelancing map – but your networking doesn’t have to be limited to just dry business events. There’s a growing movement amongst freelancers and small businesses of coming together to collaborate… |
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