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« on: 2014-04-14, 23:55:53 »
This is why I am starting a business, and not going as a freelancer. I find that if I run myself as a business I am less likely to be screwed over, and when clients come to me I show them that we have strong legal withstanding contracts, and we are doing professional business. I find all to often people undersell themselves and work for peanuts, I don't understand this.
Some tips for freelancing from my experience is:
Don't let clients bully you. You may have to take a punch once in a while but don't let it become a habit.
Stick with your prices, don't let clients force you into to practically working for free.
Let clients know you business plan and your process.
Like Juraj_Talcik said, you need to eat first so make sure your have a good contract that makes sure you get payed on time, and have compensation if the job gets canceled.
Obey the law of Quality vs Cost vs Speed.