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This is how 63 web designers and developers REALLY got freelance work. It wasn't ​always easy, fast, or cheap, but it worked. Read More

Dive deep into 54 examples of niches actually picked by copywriters—complete with links to each copywriter's website and LinkedIn profile. In many cases, there is a link to an interview so you can hear the thinking behind the niche. Read More

100+ inspiring, real-life examples of graphic design niches actually picked by freelance graphic designers and small graphic design agencies.

Logo & brand identity designers, print designers, packaging designers, 3D/animators, presentation designers, etc. Read More

A different freelance rate calculator: Becoming an expert is the feasible way to raise your freelancing rates, but how could expert rates actually change your or your family's life? Insert your own numbers! Read More

A list of inspiring examples of photography niches. 76 niches actually picked by real-life freelance photographers and small photo studios. Links to home pages, portfolios, LinkedIn profiles and interviews, etc. The list is possible to download. Read More

The Niche Notebook: 100+ niche market examples for creative freelancers & small creative businesses! For each listed niche: A real-world business example, e.g. a freelance copywriter or a small web design agency. Read More

As most freelancers, I’m not so keen on marketing. Or even worse, picking up the phone to sell myself. However, without marketing, I may starve... 1st step of marketing 101 for freelancers. Read More

Your Unique Selling Proposition (USP) is the reason why a client hires you instead of other freelance creatives competing in your particular niche. Check out these 15 USP examples for web designers, illustrators, photographers etc.! Read More

Your USP (unique selling proposition) is the very reason why a client hires you instead of other freelance creatives competing in your particular niche. Learn the 3 things a strong USP requires. Examples: Logo designer and a PSD to HTML conversion service. Read More

A freelancer “must” start a blog. It's supposed to be great for personal branding and generating inquiries. It’s likely true, but what if no one ever sees your carefully crafted blog posts?

As an experiment, I submitted 55 comments on design-related sites. Learn how it increased my traffic. Read More