It’s a long time since I’ve done a post roundup. Although I’ve streamlined my RSS reader, there are still quite a few posts that hold my attention. Here are 14 of the best I’ve read recently:
15 Applications No Online Business Can Live Without
Why Personal and Business Branding Work Best Together
7 Tips To Get The Best Out Of Gmail For Freelancing Digital Nomads
How Not to Promote Your Blog: Top 10 Broken Blog Promotion Strategies
What Freelancers Must Know About Ergonomics
Freelancing vs. Full Time Telecommute
Why You Should Go Back to the Day Job
35 Online Tools That Make Your Freelance Career Easier
30 Days to Become a Freelancer
How to Say Nothing in 500 Words (A Lesson on Writing)
Six tips to avoid being an overworked writer
How To Make Your Business Look Good Online
Location Independence: What’s In It For You (Yes – You, You & Even You!)
Thanks for this great list.
The ergonomics post on the Freelance Switch blog was most useful to me, and I strongly urge everyone to implement those strategies for protecting your body while writing.
John Soares´s last blog post..How to Get Work as an Adjunct/Part-Time College Instructor
thanks . some good links here and i will be adding a link to this on my kiwitravelwriter.wordpress.com blog
cheers heather
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Sharon,
Thanks for the list (and the include!) I really like these types of lists. All of the info in one place saves me time and effort, and these days every minute counts!
George
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Great post. Check my blog out as well, I blog about freelance tips and also about being a mother.
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Thanks for the helpful roundup! I can’t wait to go through them all.
Thanks for reading everyone.
Great round-up. Skelliewag’s entry were overlooked by me before but it truly had some great tips in it. Even if you know most of them it shows how easy it is to become an Freelancer.
Stefan´s last blog ..How to Make Money While Driving
Thanks, Stefan, Skelliewag’s posts are always worth reading.
I remember when they introduced ergonomics strategies into my workplace in the 90s – it made such a difference to my comfort level and I’ve continued to use many of the strategies.
That it does, George. I love creating list posts almost as much as I enjoy reading them.