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Nathan Allotey

Freelance Jumpstart TV

A weekly Business, Management and Marketing podcast
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Freelance Jumpstart TV

Nathan Allotey

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Freelance Jumpstart TV

Nathan Allotey

Freelance Jumpstart TV

A weekly Business, Management and Marketing podcast
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For this episode of Traffic Talk the question is Where should I start when moving my business in a new direction?Here’s some background: Currently Kyle offer icon design. It’s something he's interested in and have had a passion for sharing wit
For this episode of Traffic Talk we answer a question that came in from email about someone who doesn't know how to clearly define the expensive problem that they're solving in the area of client success. For their business they help saas compa
At some point in your business you will need a coach to guide you toward your goals. However, not every coach will work for you. There are 2 types of coaching and you need to know which one fits your learning style.Personal CoachesPlaybook Co
For this episode of Traffic Talk we look at the question "How much to charge for a 3 page website?" The freelancer is working with their local chamber of commerce and they are nervous about overpricing the jobLooking to level up in your freela
Your title is one of the first elements that informs potential clients of your brand and how you can help. Though you may be running a freelance business if you want people to take you seriously don't call yourself a freelancer.Looking to leve
For this episode of Traffic Talk the question is centered around what to consider when leaving your day job for freelancing full time and how to find work as a photographer. The asker of the question left their job is is having a hard time find
Imposter syndrome happens when your desire for perfectionism induces self-doubt to the point to where you begin to have anxiety.I believe this issue is something that everyone faces and there are 2 things happening.Self Confidence - the belie
For this episode of traffic talk we answer the question, "Should you host a client's website and act as the web hosting service or let a client use a different company?"Looking to level up in your freelance business? You may need Creative Coac
A sales funnel is a sequence of steps or actions that take place that guide a potential customer from introducing them to your brand to the final step of them making a purchase and then the follow-up. In this episode we look at a practical exam
In this episode we answer a question about a college student who secured a client but after 3 years they want to raise their rate and set new expectations going forward. Looking to level up in your freelance business? You may need Creative Coa
For this episode of traffic talk we answer the question, " Charging based on value to customer vs cost of development?" The person is looking to charge money based on the fact they are saving the client money but they are unsure of how to go ab
Previously I did a 2017 review and stated what my goals were for the 2018 year; therefore, I wanted to have a check in to see where I'm at as well as some of the new goals that have arisen.Previously I stated my goals were the following:Reach
For this episode of traffic talk we answer the question, "How do you politely explain to a client that you do not work for free?"There are 2 ways to answer the question:1) Talk to you client about setting up a monthly retainer.2) Restate you
In episode 63 of the Freelance Jumpstart podcast, we walked through how to stabilize your cash flow as a freelancer with the product spectrum. This is a methodology that allows you to create different levels of products so potential clients can
For this episode of Traffic Talk we answer the question "what do you do when a client continually requests files from you? Do you charge them or do you count it as good customer service?"--Looking to level up in your freelance business? You m
When I first started freelancing I was focused solely on client work. As I tried to scale my business it became obvious that I needed to diversify my product offering if I wanted a consistent cash flow for my freelance business.In this video I
For this episode of Traffic Talk we answer a question about how to raise your hourly fee. A 25 year old communication designer living in New York has been working at a company doing UI/UX since college and wants to increase his rate from $35/ho
QuestionCharging freelance client for additional work?For some context:I have a loyal freelance client who pays me each month for doing very little work. And the pay is excellent for the little work I do for them. The work is doing in WordP
Nathan Allotey and Justin Jackson have a candid conversation about how to be successful a creator, entrepreneurship and the state of creating online courses while building a community.Being in traffic almost killed me:https://megamaker.transis
QuestionHow do I remove guilt when charging friends for work?Context:I haven’t had a steady flow of business lately so I reached out to a couple of friends and managed to get some hits. I feel bad charging full price so I usually cut friend
If you want to engage people online and build trust with others in your marketing you have to be willing to reciprocate.The internet is becoming reduced to content marketing, email sign ups, and who can use the most growth hacking tactics in o
If you've been blacklisted by a client what can you do in order to restore the relationship and turn the blacklist back into client revenue? We dive into the possibilities on this episode of Traffic TalkMake sure to subscribe and look out for
The Internet is experiencing a shift and the shift is leaning towards authenticity meaning that who you really are will be exposed. It seems like every week there's a news story brakes that reveals some type of a hidden secret about a celebrity
The freelance landscape has become crowded, but there’s still a chance to be successful if you know how to stand out from the rest. How do you freelance in 2018? If you are going to survive as a freelancer in today’s climate, you have to choose
Question: How do you cover payment and banking fees?AnswerTo directly answer the question, it would be wise to adjust your rate to consider any banking or payment fees. Whether you are using PayPal or some other service a payment processing
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