‘The ultimate guide’ to going freelance (or most popular feature since we began publishing in 2008) is now even bigger and better. The new and improved ’2010 edition’ comes with 32 packed pages of advice for anyone who freelances or who is considering making a move to freelancing.
The Ultimate Getting Started Guide for UK Freelancers and Contractors
From making the leap to bookkeeping, accounts, organisation and productivity this is the best collection of advice and links for new and experiences UK freelancers and contractors. Learn some simple, yet effective techniques for finding work, chasing debts, getting paid on time and how to motivate and market yourself.
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This e-book on freelancing was good before, this updated version is truly fantastic. Should be fantastically useful for freelancers out there. Good work Leif!
Steve Hearsum Feb 10, 2010 at 12:43 pm
This is excellent – I may have made the jump a while ago, but had I had access to this type of content, may have smoothed the way a touch.
Freelance Adviser gang – there seem to be quite a few spammers on these posts – not sure what “laptop batteries” have to do with freelancing… but then again, perhaps I'm old fashioned :-)
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I am now trying to build up my career as a freelancer. So, I think this will be very much important and useful for me to find my destination in a easy and effective way. I will surely download this.
FreelanceAdvisor May 26, 2010 at 9:39 am
Enjoy the guide… I hope it's useful.
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I heard so many things about this e book and now I’m gonna try it for myself, freelancing had given me opportunity to work at home wherein I can supervise my kids at the same time working.
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Certainly can, I’m flattered. I’ll be away in Amsterdam for the Spark conference next few days, but let me know if you need any help.
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Sounds a good idea in principle, however many may question how wide a scope and depth of information would be made available for public scrutiny. A seamless feedback system would be required to maintain quick responses to enquiries from public and bodies representing legal institutions, not to mention the media who would be keen to exploit and challenge any new data made available to them. On a local level, such enquiries could place further demands on public services.
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‘The ultimate guide’ to going freelance (or most popular feature since we began publishing in 2008) is now even bigger and better. The new and improved ’2010 edition’ comes with 32 packed pages of advice for anyone who freelances or who is considering making a move to freelancing.
Feb 8, 2010
at 11:19 am
This e-book on freelancing was good before, this updated version is truly fantastic. Should be fantastically useful for freelancers out there. Good work Leif!
Feb 10, 2010
at 12:43 pm
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Freelance Adviser gang – there seem to be quite a few spammers on these posts – not sure what “laptop batteries” have to do with freelancing… but then again, perhaps I'm old fashioned :-)
May 8, 2010
at 2:57 pm
the link is broken
May 21, 2010
at 2:03 am
I am now trying to build up my career as a freelancer. So, I think this will be very much important and useful for me to find my destination in a easy and effective way. I will surely download this.
May 26, 2010
at 9:39 am
Enjoy the guide… I hope it's useful.
Jun 2, 2010
at 5:15 pm
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Jul 30, 2010
at 3:33 pm
[...] can pick up your free copy by visiting them over at the Freelance Advisor Blog which is also chock full of great information for freelancers. We enjoyed it so much, we added it [...]
Aug 23, 2010
at 7:00 am
I heard so many things about this e book and now I’m gonna try it for myself, freelancing had given me opportunity to work at home wherein I can supervise my kids at the same time working.
Aug 24, 2010
at 6:00 am
Certainly can, I’m flattered. I’ll be away in Amsterdam for the Spark conference next few days, but let me know if you need any help.
Aug 24, 2010
at 6:00 am
Sounds a good idea in principle, however many may question how wide a scope and depth of information would be made available for public scrutiny. A seamless feedback system would be required to maintain quick responses to enquiries from public and bodies representing legal institutions, not to mention the media who would be keen to exploit and challenge any new data made available to them. On a local level, such enquiries could place further demands on public services. http://www.uknetguide.co.uk/Travel/