Creative, Inc.: The Ultimate Guide to Running a Successful Freelance Business

and the Craft, Inc. Business Planner. . She works with clients nationwide and authors an award-winning design blog. Joy lives in Philadelphia. Meg Mateo Ilasco started her freelance business, Mateo Ilasco, in 2005 and is the author of Craft, Inc. Meg lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.Joy Deangdeelert Cho launched her design busi

She works with clients nationwide and authors an award-winning design blog. and the Craft, Inc. . Business Planner. Joy lives in Philadelphia. Meg lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.Joy Deangdeelert Cho launched her design business, Oh Joy!, in 2005. About the Author Meg Mateo Ilasco started her freelance business, Mateo Ilasco, in 2005 and is the author of Craft, Inc

Lots of filler. There is some good stuff in here, but much of the book is filled with interviews of successful freelancers. Pretty much half of the book is interviews. If you are looking for a more in depth guide. Keep shopping.. "Clear and concise, but full of information" according to Cornelljordo. Freelancing, whether you are a photographer or illustrator can be an extremely daunting task. How do you find clients? How much should you charge them? How do you balance your schedule so you aren't always working? All this and more are covered in Creative, Inc.The Ultimate Guide to Running a Successful Freelance Business. Meg Mateo Ilasco & Joy Deangdeelert Cho, have written a clear concise guide full of practical information, interspersed with anecdotes of those who have turned their artistic talent into a thriving freelance career. The book begins with the basics of how to decide if freelancing is a good fit, and then goes into detail b. Arlene B. said What a gem!. I can't stop myself from flipping to the next page! Extremely, valuable information and resources! If you're looking to learn the skills/process of being a [insert creative position/field here] then this book isn't helpful. However, you should still consider including it in your cart regardless. It's either going to inspire you and make you want to start your creative business right away, or it's gonna make you say "Nope, that ain't for me" (but honestly, there's even tips for how to deal with the different areas of it that you don't want to deal with). REALLY an extremely useful guide.Thank you for this gem!

Freelancing pros Meg Mateo Ilasco and Joy Deangdeelert Cho explain everything from creating a standout portfolio to navigating the legal issues of starting a business. Accessible, spunky, and packed with practical advice, Creative, Inc. is an essential for anyone ready to strike out on their own.. As the hipster classic Craft, Inc. did for crafters, this book will teach all types of creatives illustrators, photographers, graphic designers, animators, and more how to build a successful business doing what they love