SOCIAL MARKETING FOR FREELANCERS

Promoting and marketing your service online has always been an important aspect of every freelancer's business but during lockdown, it might be the difference between surviving or going bust. Pour yourself a coffee and join us for a unique breakfast workshop with Digital Marketing specialist Emma Goode of 24 Fingers and the Micro Business Mentor, Kathy Ennis for a business workshop on digital marketing delivered in a casual environment. 

ASK ME ANYTHING - CREATIVE DIRECTOR, ROSS STIRLING

Ask Me Anything video series with Ross Stirling, the Founder and Creative Director of Studio Juice, an independent design studio who have spent the last decade building purpose-driven lifestyle campaigns for brands such as Ugg, Camden Town Brewery, Adidas, LaCoste, Major League Baseball and Vans along with music artists including Mumford and Sons, Tom Chaplin and Craig David to name just a few.       ​@ross_juice studiojuice.com omearalondon.com

DEFYING LOCKDOWN TO STAY AFLOAT - THE FREELANCERS FORCED TO GO UNDERGROUND

There’s no doubt that the coronavirus pandemic has caused tremendous disruption and confusion. We all know this well by now. What’s more, the social and economic ramifications are continually developing and hard to predict. Whilst the UK has been in lockdown for what feels like a very long time, settling into “the new normal” still remains a struggle.

HOW TO ADD A NEW PROJECT

Adding new projects is an important way to showcase your work to the club, appear higher up on the Freelancer Club directory and present your portfolio to potential clients. You can add images, video, text, links and gifs. You can also format your project in many different ways to showcase your work exactly how you'd like it to be presented. This is critical when pitching for new freelance work.

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