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Who is the host of The Business of Freelancing?

The Business of Freelancing is hosted by Panel: Reuven, Margaret, Kai, Meg, Jeremy, Erik. The show is categorised under Business (Careers) and has published 37 episodes.

How many episodes does The Business of Freelancing have?

The Business of Freelancing has published 37 episodes.

What topics does The Business of Freelancing cover?

The Business of Freelancing regularly covers Business, Careers, Entrepreneurship. It sits in the Business category, with a Careers focus.

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How long are The Business of Freelancing episodes?

Episodes of The Business of Freelancing average 52 minutes. a focused format where a clear narrative arc and tight preparation matter most.

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The Business of Freelancing

Hosted by Panel: Reuven, Margaret, Kai, Meg, Jeremy, Erik · Business · EN-US · 37 episodes

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About this Podcast:

If you're a freelancer, then you're not just an expert in your field. You're also a business owner, responsible for everything from bookkeeping to marketing to customer satisfaction to business development. On the Business of Freelancing, our panel of experienced freelancers discuss the issues that they have encountered while building up their business — and give you practical, actionable advice to take your career to the next level. We also invite expert guests to provide their opinions and perspectives on how you can better succeed in your freelance career.

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What is The Business of Freelancing?

The Business of Freelancing is a business podcast hosted by Panel: Reuven, Margaret, Kai, Meg, Jeremy, Erik, with 37 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 81. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Panel: Reuven, Margaret, Kai, Meg, Jeremy, Erik hosts The Business of Freelancing, a business show with 37 episodes published.

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The Business of Freelancing
Planning to Scale Your Practice to a Business
Dec 13, 202250 minS3
In our final episode, our panel talks about scaling up, whether you should and how to do it: Pros and cons of scaling What you can do to prep Actionable quick tips Panelists Erik Dietrich Reuven Lerner Panel Picks In each episode, the panel (and guest) share their picks: a book, app, service, resource or something else that they're enjoying & recommend you to check out: Erik: Business Profit 101: A Primer for Freelance Software Developers - DaedTech, The All-In-One People Platform for Payroll, Benefits, HR (gusto.com) Reuven: Workona Tab Manager Never miss...
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Resources and Career Development for Freelancers
Dec 6, 202253 minS3
 In this episode, our panel talks about how to improve your career when you're working on your own: Career development for freelancers vs employees What is career development, really? Self-evaluation – taking time to be deliberate about your practice Panelists Erik Dietrich Reuven Lerner Panel Picks In each episode, the panel (and guest) share their picks: a book, app, service, resource or something else that they're enjoying & recommend you to check out: Erik: E-Myth Revisited, HS Community Reuven: Tim Harford’s e-mail advice Never miss an episode Subscribe wherever you get your...
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Knowing When to Fold 'Em: When Should You Do Something Different?
Nov 29, 202249 minS3
In this episode, our panel talks about knowing when to fold, knowing when to stop freelancing, and try full-time.: Advantages of a full-time job How often should you ask yourself this question/evaluate whether to keep going? Signs that you need to do something different Panelists Erik Dietrich Reuven Lerner Panel Picks In each episode, the panel (and guest) share their picks: a book, app, service, resource or something else that they're enjoying & recommend you to check out: Erik: TropicalMBA, Hit Subscribe Community Reuven: Live from Pivot MIA Never miss an episode<...
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Handling Conflict with Clients
Nov 22, 202251 minS3
In this episode, our panel will be discussing everything you need to know about handling conflict with clients: Sources of conflict Horror stories Tactical conflict management best practices Avoiding conflicts Panelists Erik Dietrich Reuven Lerner Panel Picks In each episode, the panel (and guest) share their picks: a book, app, service, resource or something else that they're enjoying & recommend you to check out: Erik: The No Asshole Rule (Book) Erik: This guide to measuring web performance. Reuven: Lying for Money (Book) Never miss an episode Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts ...
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Customer Service and Client Retention 101 for Freelancers
Nov 15, 202247 minS3
In this episode, our panel will be discussing everything you need to know about Customer Service and Client Retention: Why is customer service relevant? Upselling Best practice & more Panelists Erik Dietrich Reuven Lerner Panel Picks In each episode, the panel (and guest) share their picks: a book, app, service, resource or something else that they're enjoying & recommend you to check out: Erik: a free CRM software | Cobra Kai Reuven: WeCrashed podcast | Machiavelli for Women Never miss an episode Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts Join the newsletter Help the show<...
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Brian Casel

Founder of Audience Ops, Instrumental Products

Alex Hillman

co-founder, Stacking the Bricks

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The Business of Freelancing

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is The Business of Freelancing?

About the host

Recent episodes

Planning to Scale Your Practice to a Business

Resources and Career Development for Freelancers

Knowing When to Fold 'Em: When Should You Do Something Different?

Handling Conflict with Clients

Customer Service and Client Retention 101 for Freelancers

Guest Appearances

Jonathan Stark

Professor Philip Morgan

Brian Casel

Alex Hillman

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch The Business of Freelancing for

Podcasts like The Business of Freelancing

Every question we get asked beforesomeone starts their trial.

The Business of Freelancing

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is The Business of Freelancing?

About the host

Recent episodes

Planning to Scale Your Practice to a Business

Resources and Career Development for Freelancers

Knowing When to Fold 'Em: When Should You Do Something Different?

Handling Conflict with Clients

Customer Service and Client Retention 101 for Freelancers

Guest Appearances

Jonathan Stark

Professor Philip Morgan

Brian Casel

Alex Hillman

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch The Business of Freelancing for

Podcasts like The Business of Freelancing

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