Hello, African freelancers, here is the first interview session we will be having on our website, and we are speaking with Ebukun Gbemisola Ogunyemi popularly known as Ibukunwrites, on writing and freelancing. Here is our interview with her. Enjoy this insightful interview! 1. Can you introduce yourself to us? I am Ebukun Gbemisola Ogunyemi conveniently known.
As a freelancer, you will agree that one of the things you need to do is to have samples of your work well-stored or kept. Without keeping or storing samples of your work, you might not be able to show clients what you have done in the past. There are so many benefits of having.
One of the things that a freelancer hears a lot when applying for a freelance job or when talking to a prospective client is this â âsend me samples of your workâ. A freelancer or even someone who isnât a freelancer ought to have a well-kept record of his or her works. And one of.
This post is a continuation of our previous post on “Useful Tools for Freelancers”. In the previous post, we talked about useful tools for freelancers such as Asana, IFTTT, Hootsuite, Grammarly, Canva, and Manage Filter. You can read the first part of this article by clicking here. And so, here are some of the other relevant.
As a freelancer, whether you are a freelance writer, graphic designer, web developer, social media manager, etc., one of the things you need to do is to build your professional network. Building your professional network will benefit your freelance career in so many ways, and doing that is one of the things you shouldn’t overlook..