Tag: freelancers in africa

  • Maximizing the Dropbox App: Do you backup your Documents?

    Maximizing the Dropbox App: Do you backup your Documents?

    As a Writer, one of the things we do little to no justice to is safeguarding our works and protecting them from getting lost. Most often times than not, we find ourselves more concerned about protecting our works from being plagiarized coupled with fighting unauthorized use of our works which is good only if we…

  • I Will not Quit Freelance Writing

    I Will not Quit Freelance Writing

    The last two weeks have been unkind and turbulent to me. Two of my main writing accounts were closed indefinitely and this threw me off balance. One of this was writelearnearn.com, an article marketplace owned by Spike Wyatt where I used to sell my articles as well as earn from referrals. Spike closed the site…

  • Dear Freelancers! You Need a Freelance Account!

    Dear Freelancers! You Need a Freelance Account!

    Dear freelancer! Now, your freelance career, thankfully, has started bringing you income. But I need to warn you: lack of proper knowledge of how much comes into your purse as a freelancer would be a disadvantage! We can all attest to that beautiful scenario in which we do not seem to know how an undocumented amount…

  • 6 Simple Online Invoicing Tool you should know

    6 Simple Online Invoicing Tool you should know

    How many times do we do a job for a client and he or she tells us to send an invoice, and then you think; ‘invoice ke?’ Do you hear the statement ‘send an invoice’, and you think ‘oh no! no need for all these na, just send me my payment’? We know that feeling.…

  • The essence of my art is not just to capture the subject but to give a narrative of the subject. – Seun Shitta

    The essence of my art is not just to capture the subject but to give a narrative of the subject. – Seun Shitta

    Art is something that most people easily connect with. For someone like Seun Shitta, who started drawing at an early age, art is something he enjoys doing. Today, we had an interesting interview with Seun Shitta of Seun Shitta Art. Enjoy the interview. Can you introduce yourself to us? My name is Shitta Oluwaseun Ayodeji.…

  • Challenging the Writer’s Block

    Challenging the Writer’s Block

    On a totally unrelated note, I’m a feeler, a deep feeler who happens to be a doer, as well. Maybe, just maybe, this isn’t totally unrelated to today’s post. As I wear my headset to listen to certain songs this noon, I instantly feel a jog coming. I want, so badly, to put on my…

  • Event: Business Strategies for Growth in a Recession

    Event: Business Strategies for Growth in a Recession

     *YFY INTEGRATED SERVICES*               Presents *Business Strategies for Sustainability and Growth in a Recession*. 6 Modules of Powerful Tactics to help your business profit even in Recession. *You have an idea but do not know how to go about it? *You just got some money and you are looking…

  • 10 things to Note for your Next Job Email Interview

    10 things to Note for your Next Job Email Interview

    One of the types of job interviews freelancers are familiar with is the mail interview.  This is because most of the job interviews conducted for freelancers are done virtually, and one of such ways is through mail interviews. For a client to conduct a job interview for you via mail, there are some things you…

  • The Take-It-All Syndrome: When it is Overworking and not Laziness

    The Take-It-All Syndrome: When it is Overworking and not Laziness

    Hello Fellow Freelancers, Based on experience, I have come to realize that one of the most undermined situations in freelancing as a young and budding freelancer is Overworking. Sometimes it can be pretty difficult to differentiate when one is being overworked and when the situation is laziness. This simply means that at a point in…

  • Meet Walter Akolo; a Prolific Kenyan Freelancer

    Meet Walter Akolo; a Prolific Kenyan Freelancer

    Today, I decided to break from my norm of giving freelancing tips and I decided to interview an African freelancer. His name is Walter Akolo. Walter Akolo is a Kenyan freelancer, blogger and internet marketer who has been interviewed on major websites and media outlets such as US Paysa and Kenyan Standard Media. He was…

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