Category: Learning

  • Meet Navshika Beeharry, an African Freelancer

    Meet Navshika Beeharry, an African Freelancer

    Hello African Freelancers! Navshika Beeharry- but fondly known as Shika – a Blogger, TEDx Speaker and the Founder of BecomingAfricquainted. We had a chat with her and here is what she had to share with us! What services/products do you offer? In no preferential order: (1) Providing bespoke sustainability strategies to African NGOs that are…

  • Things to Correct in Your Freelance Pitch

    Things to Correct in Your Freelance Pitch

    The life of a freelancer usually involves sending off your freelance pitches to editors and waiting on a response, but what you should also consider as a freelancer sending out a pitch is that other people also send thousands of articles on a daily basis. What will make your freelance pitch stand out not fall…

  • Freelance Web Design Roles You Should Know

    Freelance Web Design Roles You Should Know

    Freelance web designers are creative, digital professionals who fashion out the overall vision and plan for a website. From another perspective, note that freelance web design is less about employing coding or programming to give life to a website. Instead, a web design specialist considers a site’s layout, colour palette, font sent, and visual themes,…

  • How African Freelancers Can Prove Value to Clients

    How African Freelancers Can Prove Value to Clients

    Have you ever worked on an African freelance project with a client and it all seems to be going really great. Once in a while, you are discussing progress with the client. As African freelancers, your project management is tool buzzing with activities and invoices are getting paid as at when due. And just when…

  • Reasons Why Networking is Important for Freelancers

    Reasons Why Networking is Important for Freelancers

    As a freelancer, you need to get into the habit of networking; there are no shortcuts to this. Every freelancer needs to have a networking strategy in place. I totally agree that there are a lot of benefits to working remotely, especially if your home office or co-working space is a quiet, calm and comfortable…

  • HOW FREELANCERS CAN GET THE MOST FROM LINKEDIN

    HOW FREELANCERS CAN GET THE MOST FROM LINKEDIN

    In contrast to other social media platforms, LinkedIn came into being as a place where professionals can share ideas, generate leads, and make new contacts. In other words, LinkedIn is all about business. The platform boasts of over 500 million users, with about 40% of that number estimated to be active on the platform daily.…

  • 10 Websites Every Freelancer Needs to Bookmark

    10 Websites Every Freelancer Needs to Bookmark

    While some may argue that offline gigs are still a contributory factor in getting engagements, many others agree that the Internet possesses a much broader spread and reach. Consider websites as the information cavalry of the World Wide Web. These sites deploy fast at a moment’s notice and never go on vacation or take afternoon…

  • How To Take care Of Your Finances As A Freelancer

    How To Take care Of Your Finances As A Freelancer

    It is a respectable decision to earn income from your art, but to think that you can turn a blind eye to your finances and it will sort itself out is a “big fat lie” you have been telling yourself. As a freelancer, you are also a business owner, and you need to tend to…

  • Successful Tips For Putting Together A Freelance Portfolio

    Successful Tips For Putting Together A Freelance Portfolio

    A portfolio is how your clients can have a feel of your work experience, hence, a portfolio is an essential marketing tool for any successful freelancer. Word of mouth is a great tool for freelancing don’t get me wrong, you can get referrals through getting your name out there. But putting a great portfolio on…

  • 5 Productivity Apps Freelancers need

    5 Productivity Apps Freelancers need

    Consider a farmer and a piece of land designated for some agricultural purpose. The overall objective of the farmer is to obtain maximum productivity (in terms of either food crop and/or livestock output), over a period of time, usually depicted as sowing/harvesting times. For the farmer to achieve maximum output, s/he must work with the…

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