If you have corporate or retail hiring experience, here’s what you need to know about finding the best freelancers for your clients… or yourself.

Freelancers, if you’re on the search for fabulous clients, I’m here to tell you, they’re out there. But if you want to find them, you’ll need to answer these three questions first.

Get inspired by two freelancers who followed their curiosity to land their dream job and create a world they love, then check out my must-read curiosity resources.

Many business gurus want you to believe that all you need to do to find your ideal client is fill out some bizarre “client avatar” worksheet. But, if those exercises have you searching for more, this book just might have exactly what you need.

From changing your rates to parting ways, there are some common situations that every freelancer eventually finds themselves in. Here’s how to deal.

When you apply for a freelance job, there’s a (very) good chance that you’re not the only applicant. Here are 3 of my favorite tips for standing out during the application process.

Does your cover letter make you stand out or accidentally push potential new clients away? Find out what to actually include in a cover letter to prove you’re a strong candidate for the dreamiest of client opportunities.

Freelancers have a lot to consider when seeking out work, from where to find projects to what kinds of positions to apply to. Here are 3 important tips for what to watch out for if you’re a freelancer looking to connect with the best clients.

LinkedIn isn’t just a place for those pursuing traditional corporate careers. But, if you don’t have a LinkedIn profile at this point, it might be overwhelming to know where to start or what you actually need to include. Here are 3 easy steps to get started.

Did you know LinkedIn can be a super powerful tool, even if you’re a blogger, freelancer or business owner? If this is news to you, check out my top 7 simple tips for strengthening your LinkedIn profile.