This month we speak to Anna King, PR, copywriting and content marketing supremo, who has been a Work Crowd freelancer since the early days, around four years ago. Read more
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How to prepare your freelance business for times of uncertainty
The doom-mongers have been out in force, as Brexit uncertainty and global forces have sparked reports of an upcoming recession and drops in business confidence. Read more
How freelancing can help to boost workplace diversity
Having a diverse workforce is widely recognised as a key factor in business success. Read more
Angus Stewart, Founder of travel safety app GOEX
This month we spoke with one of our client members, Angus Stewart, CEO at GOEX, the world’s leading security and travel safety app, offering you fully personalised advice for over 200 countries and territories worldwide. Read more
New business tools every freelancer needs
Most freelancers know that feeling when out of the blue, you get an email, or a Work Crowd message, from a new business prospect, wanting information on your experience, how you work and what you charge. Read more
How to get the most out of freelance talent
Freelancers are an increasingly popular resource for businesses, helping to plug skills-gaps, bolster the in-house team, and provide specialist expertise.
Matt Phillips, Founder of PPR on the Virtual PR agency
Matt Phillips is the founder and MD of PPR, a virtual PR agency specialising in the media technology and marketing sectors. This month we spoke to Matt about setting up his virtual agency, the pivotal moments in his career and where he sees the industry going.
Driving business’ growth through digital marketing: Minesh’s story
This month we spoke with Minesh, a B2B and B2C digital marketing consultant who started off in recruitment but crossed over into marketing over 15 years ago. Four years ago he then made the decision to take the plunge and pursue his freelancing dream.
How to secure long-term client relationships as a freelancer?
Variety might be one of the big attractions of freelancing, but constantly jumping between projects has its downsides. Not only does it lack security but it also means you’re also constantly pitching for new business, which can be a huge drain on your time and energy.