Subcontracting, Working With Freelance Clients & More

I'm busily wrapping up writing projects before Thanksgiving, so instead of writing a full-blown blog post today, I wanted to share some recent posts I contributed to FreelanceSwitch.com. If this fabulous freelance blog isn't already in your RSS feeds, then do not pass Go, do not collect $200, add it immediately!Here are my two most recent contributions: Handling Clients Who Just Aren’t That Into You
The road to long-term freelance bliss is paved with clients who aren’t quite right, because, to paraphrase Greg Behrendt and his famous dating book, “they’re just not that into you.” From the Penny Pincher to the Commitmentphobe, this field guide shows you how to identify and cope with these types of clients. The Pros and Cons of Being a Subcontractor Subcontracting to other freelancers can help boost your income, keep clients happy, and prevent from you turning away new work even when you’re busy. But is it a sweet deal for the subcontractor, too? That depends. This post explores some of the pros and cons.