In short, a Freelancer is an individual or a group of individuals who promote and advertise their knowledge, skills, and abilities, to small or large businesses, companies, major corporations, and limited liability companies that require a job related work assignment to be completed, designed, or manufactured. Everyone likes a little extra money here and there and the best place to start looking to earn additional monetary income may have nothing to do with getting employed by a full time positioning business agency. A more viable approach to the ever increasing job market may require a type of some sort of “self employment” method. In the ever changing job market self employed individuals who receive a monetary income from revenue due to the varied work they produce. A Freelancer is someone who promotes themselves and their knowledge, skills, and abilities, in the hopes of job recruiters giving them a specific task that needs to be completed. For example, a computer graphics design artist may promote their knowledge, skills, and abilities for the sole purpose of a small or large business, company, major corporation, and limited liability company paying the freelancer a monetary income revenue for the computer graphics design artist to design a computer generated image via graphics design software. A Freelancer could have the potential to receive a steady stream of income depending on how much job related working tasks they are asked to complete and finish in a certain amount of time. There are many small or large businesses, companies, major corporations, and limited liability companies that require a certain job related product to be either designed or manufactured by Freelancers that they have conducted business with in the prior past.
A Freelancer will need to have a website and even some business cards and apparel that advertises their knowledge, skills, and abilities to job recruiters who are on the search for potential Freelancers to conduct job related business with. If a Freelancer decides to have a website, they would need to have a simple and professional front end splash page that quickly and inherently sends a message to the reader a brief overview of the Freelancers’ knowledge, skills, and abilities. The hiring manager of executive officer of a small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company may require a potential Freelancer to be socially connected online and have a high and reputable aptitude. There are many small or large businesses, companies, major corporations, and limited liability companies who are on the search for not only senior and reputable Freelancers but also new Freelancers who have just got their feet wet in the online self employment marketing business. A Freelancer may even require that any small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company intends to conduct job related business with the Freelancer, that the small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company be in good standing with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and the Bureau of Corporations. Then again, a Freelancer may require a small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company be a newly established small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company networked in the online social world.
A Freelancer needs to have a website that clearly portrays a their individual knowledge, skills, and abilities to the effect of a potential contact by a job recruiter browsing the Freelancers’ website or blog. The Freelancers’ website or blog will need to have an “About” page along with a “Contact” page. Both pages should be easily navigable to and through the web pages within them. Business cards need to have a simple design with some slight gold and silver raised and beveled fonts and graphics that compliment the specific knowledge, skills, and abilities that the Freelancer is advertising. Handing out business cards during job related meetings and casual apprenticing could be beneficial in the long term relating to job related business opportunities in the self employed online marketing sector. Same goes with apparel such as hats, shirts, and pens that the Freelancer could auction off on their website, along with offering the small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company that they have or are doing job related work for to better promote and advertise the Freelancers’ knowledge, skills, and abilities for possible future job related tasks. Freelancers need to also charge a decent and fair price to put their knowledge, skills, and abilities to work for any small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company that intends to Freelance out work to the Freelancer. The apparel that the Freelancer intends to give away should match in color and design trends of both the Freelancers’ business cards and personal website or blog. A to high of price and a Freelancer could possibly kiss goodbye to any possible job related work that a small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company may offer them to complete, design, or manufacture. A to low of price a Freelancer may charge for a small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company to use the Freelancers’ knowledge, skills, and abilities, then the Freelancer could possibly receive to much job related tasks and get overwhelmed leading to a potential mismanagement of any job related work.
Freelance job related work may require the Freelancer to spend long hours working on a work assignment that could take away potential free time that the Freelancer could enjoy. A Freelancer should have a decent work/life balance that a small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company should honor in order to have an adequate business relation with the Freelancer so as not to hamper any future job related tasks. Occasionally some Freelancers may partner together with other Freelancers who are in a similar career field with similar knowledge, skills, and abilities. These Freelancers could possibly form a small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company that could rival and compete with the same small or large businesses, companies, major corporations, or limited liability companies that they have conducted job related work business with in the past. Sometimes a small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company may even hire a Freelancer that the business executives have conducted work related business with as a full time employee of the small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company. In order to stay true to Freelance work, a Freelancer may want to simply remain a Freelancer and continue to promote and advertise their knowledge, skills, and abilities to and small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company that is in need of a specific field of work. Remember, by being a Freelancer, you have the ability to set personal and professional goals that an employee of a small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company may not have. You will have the ability to set your own policies and procedures and could even merge with other Freelancers to form your own small or large business, company, major corporation, or limited liability company. The sky is the limit when it comes down to earning a monetary income revenue in the online social job market.
Discussion Topic: What is a Freelancer?
