Freelancing can be a difficult path to navigate, but not impossible. It’s difficult – but this is only natural and how many freelance careers begin. From trying to sort your professional indemnity insurance, to chasing client payments – it’s never a walk in the park. But, imagine this: client’s that seek you out? Have you considering using the power of your blog to attract new clients? A tactic that is successful for many prominent freelancers.

For those just starting out, here are a few tips for getting clients using your blog?

Develop A Brand

People rarely hire you because you’re a star writer at some fancy magazine. Sure, having an impressive portfolio helps; but, when it comes to finding great clients it simply come down to your branding. If they find you personable, approachable, with a writing style that fits their brand, then that may be winning formula above any writing accolade.

Creating a specific tone of voice and brand for your services can also help you to come across as a more legitimate business prospect. Ensure that whatever branding you do create is consistent across media, so the wording and tone on your blog is the same as …

Many people dream of working overseas. Their reasons vary from better working terms and conditions, personal growth and exposure to attaining competitive edge. However, working abroad can turn out to be so overwhelming to a point of causing burn-outs and health complications, especially in the case of homesickness. To ensure that working abroad does not take its toll on you, follow the following steps:

Weigh pros and cons of working abroad

Before you venture into working away from your country, count the cost for such a move. It is helpful to understand that you are moving to a new culture, away from your people, to unfamiliar food, environment and people. Invest in researching on these and other important aspects beforehand for informed decision making and psychological preparedness.

Choose the right job

Go for a job that you will be comfortable with. Do not just be motivated by money. An appropriate job will motivate you to be more productive because you will not struggle in with the job. The wrong job in a foreign country can significantly wear you out.

Maintain an active lifestyle

Staying productively engaged ensures that your mind remains actively occupied, which means you avoid over focusing …

Bed linen is a rectangular piece of cloth to protect the bed from dust or dirt. Types and variations of textile fabrics to make the bed linen are also very diverse. Ranging from jacquard fabric, silk fabric, TC sheets, cotton, cotton, CVC cotton, Japanese cotton fabrics, to cotton twill (canon) fabrics. At bedsheetsguide.com you can see a variety of bed linen from various materials.

Jacquard Fabrics (King Koil)

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Silk Fabrics (Silk)

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TC Sheet Fabric (Poly TC)

TC or Poly TC fabric is one of the most common types of low-quality textile fabrics used by bed sheets manufacturers. …

Dynamic Pricing is a term used to describe the pricing system based on fluctuation of prices and advances in technology. It enables the retailer to have an open approach on setting prices as a contrast to having long term, stagnant prices. With response to recent market demands, the retailers can decide on lowering and raising prices of their products.

This strategy is not new to the retail landscape. In earlier days, the pricing was decided on just two basic factors: Supply and Demand. Additionally, factors like how many people want to buy the product, and inventory status etc. decide the pricing of a particular product. There are a lot of issues and complications that arise, when traditional pricing methods are followed.

Why Dynamic Pricing?

Dynamic pricing involves the use of advanced data (which includes data that is acquired in traditional pricing methods). The best part about dynamic pricing is that it is automated and it also provides reliable results.

The practice of price optimization was traced as far as a century ago. It was popularized in the United States in the 80’s. It was adopted as a method for revenue management. In the 80’s there was an airline company in …