Freelance Empire: A practical guide for freelance designers and creatives who want to choose their clients (Graphic Design, Marketing & Entrepreneurship) (English Edition)

Handbook on business strategies oriented to the freelance professional who sells creative services: graphic design, web design, UX/UI design, editorial layout, marketing, illustration, lettering, copywriting, writing, photography, app development, programming, etc.

“This book is going to change the social perception that exists about freelance designers so that they are better valued.” – Samanta Lukesch, freelance designer and illustrator.

Getting paid what you deserve and choosing your clients as a freelance graphic designer or web designer is possible.

Entrepreneurship is not easy. As a freelance creative your income depends on the services you provide to your clients and that‘s why you feel you need to accept low paying jobs to be able to bill every month. You keep telling yourself that it‘s just a temporary phase and that, at the end of the day, it‘s work and you can‘t complain.

You are passionate about your profession, but you feel that you can‘t choose which projects you get involved in and that you don‘t get your business off the ground. Deep down you think that it is a lot of effort and sacrifice that is not in proportion with your income and the lifestyle you expected to have when you jumped into the pool. You have become a robot that fulfills orders from a thousand bosses in marathon shifts and does not know what a vacation is.

If you see yourself in this situation, Empire Freelance is for you.

Through a methodology with practical examples, This book gives the keys from her own experience to get clients who value your work, get away from toxic clients and get paid what you deserve once and for all.

This book will show you how:

Get a steady stream of profitable projects and raise your rates for your services.
Differentiate yourself from the competition and have online visibility.
Manage your clients effectively and gain self-confidence when negotiating.
Find a specialization within your sector and offer high quality services.
Get your work valued and choose your clients.
Don‘t let your business become your nightmare and regain the enthusiasm and motivation to become the freelance creative you want to be.

Readers‘ testimonials.

“It has hooked me just as much or more than the Song of Ice and Fire saga” – Juan Ramos, freelance designer.

“You could say it‘s a vademecum for the creative services entrepreneur”. – Emigdio Benavent, freelance creative.

“Following the advice in the book causes you to be flooded with ideas to implement in your business.” – Vanesa García, freelance journalist.