Episode 48: How to prevent your freelance business from wasting money - a podcast by Philippa & Lorrie

Many freelance writers have periods of lower income than they would like, with less lucrative work or the loss of a major client. In this episode, Philippa and Lorrie talk about ways to save money in your freelance business, and different tips and tricks to stop wasting cash.
Show Notes

Google Drive
Open Office
Open University OpenLearn
Alison.com
YouTube
Suite101
WikiHow
Quora
Credit Unions
MoneySavingExpert
TopCashback
Google Calendar
Checker Plus for Google Calendar (Chrome Extension)
Facebook Events on Google Calendar (Chrome Extension)
Send to Calendar (Chrome Extension)
Save your local library
Philippa's work bookshelf



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For artwork snippets, thanks goes to James Nash and Amir Rowaichi, for also Creative Commons Licensing their bird illustrations. Pippa’s good at putting things together, but can’t draw.
 
 

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