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eBook: Greening Your Freelance Business

Greening Your Freelance Business

An eBook by Shannon L. Buck

Greening Your Freelance Business is a very helpful book for any freelance career. In it, you will discover many ways in which it is possible to green your business activities as well as your office. So, if you haven’t jumped on the bandwagon yet, or if you are looking for more greening tips, then this is the eBook for you.

With the offered Action Steps in this eBook, you will soon be greening your business with the best of them. Learn how to green your freelance business with tips for:

* Paper, mailers, etc.

* Pencils, pens, etc.

* Shopping.

* Computer use.

* Reusing items.

* And more…

This eBook is available through: PDF Format

This eBook is available for: $12.95

Greening Your Freelance Business

Thank you!

Shannon L. Buck

How to Live the Freelance Life

Special Report: Careers for Freelancer’s

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Careers for Freelancer’s

A Special Report By Shannon L. Buck

Are you interested in building a freelance business from home?

Are you interested in expanding upon the freelance business that you have already created?

Careers for Freelancers was written with you in mind. Take a journey into the freelance career base with this special report. Decide what careers interest you, buckle up, and enjoy the ride. There are many opportunities out there for each and every one of you. Which one(s) will you choose?

This Special Report is available through: PDF Format

This Special Report is available for: $3.95

Careers for Freelancer’s

Thank You!

Shannon L. Buck

How to Live the Freelance Life

Special Report: Your Teen Can Help Your Freelance Career

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Your Teen Can Help Your Freelance Career

A Special Report By Shannon L. Buck

In my Special Report, Your Teen Can Help Your Freelance Career, you will see how it is possible  for your teenager to help you out while you are building your freelance career and how much, if anything, you should pay him or her for that help.

Teens can be a big help with:

* Their younger siblings.

* Keeping up the house.

* Your business tasks.

This Special Report is available through: PDF Format

This Special Report is available for: $3.95

Your Teen Can Help Your Freelance Career

Thank You!

Shannon L. Buck

How to Live the Freelance Life

Special Report: A Freelancer’s Helper

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A Freelancer’s Helper

A Special Report by Shannon L. Buck

In this special report, A Freelancer’s Helper, I will show you the value of having people to help you with every day tasks while you work. Each person will have different needs, and this report will help you to decide what help would be best for your circumstances.

* A Mother’s (or Father’s) Helper

* A Part-Time Housekeeper

* A Yard Worker

It will also help you to determine what your own needs are so that you can decide what services may be worth your hard-earned dollars.

This Special Report is available through: PDF Format

This Special Report is available for: $3.95

A Freelancer’s Helper

Thank You!

Shannon L. Buck

How to Live the Freelance Life

FREE Special Report: 365 Writing Prompts For Articles, Short Stories and More

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I am offering a free copy of 365 Writing Prompts for Articles, Short Stories and More in PDF format for all of my readers.

There is a link to this document on the Free Writing Prompts page here on the blog. It will stay there so you can get to it whenever you like. You can also download it.

Enjoy! And I hope you get many usable ides from the document.

Shannon L. Buck

eCourse: Setting Up Your Business Blog

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Setting Up Your Business Blog

an eCourse by Shannon Buck

Do you want to put your business online?

Are you unsure about how to set up a business blog?

Then this 5 week eCourse is for you!

The eCourse Setting Up Your Business blog will help you to brainstorm and plan your career blog. You will learn about affiliate marketing, informational products, and how to set up a blog. The eCourse also covers such topics as newsletters, online filing systems and business accounts.

Format: PDF

Price: $10.95

Setting Up Your Business Blog

Thank you!

Shannon L. Buck

How to Live the Freelance Life

eCourse: Organizing Your Work Area: When You Don’t Have An Office

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Organizing Your Work Area: When You Don’t Have An Office

An eCourse by Shannon L. Buck

The eCourse Organizing Your Work Area: When You Don’t Have An Office was specifically created for those freelancer’s who do not have their own space to work in. This is a 6 day course that will take you through the steps necessary for setting up your work space.

Learn how to:

* Choose and appropriate area for your office.

* Choose what will go into your office.

* Set up your office in an area with limited space.

* Choose and organize books and magazines for your business.

* Choose the supplies and materials that you will need to run your business successfully.

* Organize your supplies.

* Create a file system that works for you.

* Streamline your computer uses, as much as is possible.

* Add a personal touch to your office area.

* And more…

This eCourse is available through: PDF

This eCourse is available for: $11.95

Organizing Your Work Area: When You Don’t Have An Office

Thank You!

Shannon L. Buck

How to Live the Freelance Life

eCourse: Organize Your Paperwork

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Organize Your Paperwork

an eCourse by Shannon Buck

Are you wondering what information you should keep on file for your business?

How long to keep that information?

What your accountant will want to see?

How to store everything?

Then this eCourse is for you! Organize Your Paperwork is a 6 week eCourse that will help you to get all of those important papers organized and will explain how you should be storing your tax packets and your business records. The eCourse also covers such topics as file system choices and how to set them up, creating a filing schedule and storing bulk supplies for your business.

Format: PDF

Price: $11.95

Organize Your Paperwork

Thank You!

Shannon L. Buck

How to Live the Freelance Life

2013 Writing Goals

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And we start a new year :)

 

I don’t know about you, but I am determined that my 2013 is going to be amazing! I know that I will be able to build my writing business, while learning new skills at the inn and living a productive life.

 

Each January 1, I sit down with my laptop and do a few things:

 

  • Review my goals for the previous year.
  • Think about my successes.
  • Decide if there are any areas in my life that I need to improve.
  • Set goals for the upcoming year.

 

I am sure that you do this as well, at some point during the end of December to mid January. It is an important step in furthering career goals.

 

My 2013 writing goals are as follows:

 

  1. Perform 1 last edit on the first book of short stories. Even though I despise apostrophes!

  2. Be prepared for the busy season at work by getting ahead on my freelance tasks while things are slow this winter.

  3. Come up with a marketing/promotional plan for the first book of short stories.

  4. Continue learning about marketing and promotion. I took a couple of short courses last year, grudgingly. I find the topic more interesting now. A step in the right direction!

  5. Continue to work on my second book of short stories. 1) Write more stories, 2) edit at least a few stories, and 3) publish at least two of the short stories for others to read.

  6. Continue to work on ideas for the third book of short stories.

  7. Continue to build up my Examiner.com channels by adding more content and promoting each article. They are all geared toward helping others: Bangor Single Mom, Bangor Easy Meals, Bangor Frugal Living.

  8. Continue to update all blogs and add content to them regularly: Frugal Recipes, , How to Live the Freelance Life, The Fitness Journal. Living the Low-Income Life

  9. Continue to build the writing business.

 

What are your freelance goal for 2013?

 

Shannon L. Buck

 

Finding Time for A Freelance Career

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It can sometimes be difficult to find time to work on a freelance business, if you have another job as well or family responsibilities. I work a ‘day job’ then come home to work on my writing business, clean my home, run my errands and try to relax. Sometimes, I would rather be relaxing than working on the business. And I rarely have time to hang out and enjoy the company of friends and family.

With two daughters grown and out on their own, you’d think I would have plenty of time for the writing business. This is not always the case, though. I try to keep up with everything, but it is hard.

I try to schedule out time whenever I can, though. I do want to concentrate more on fiction writing this year, and keep up with the freelance work. I usually have two days off, and these are generally spent writing part of the day and at the library working on other writing tasks the rest.

The important thing to remember is that you cannot do everything. Don’t stress because you don’t have enough time for the business, just keep plucking away at it.

Possible goals may be:

  • Work on the freelance career at least half the day on days off from the ‘day job’.

  • Spend a couple hours in the evenings, after coming home from work.

  • Keep a notebook available to make notes in, so as not to forget the important business tasks.

  • Bring the laptop to work, so tasks can be worked on at lunch or while waiting for the bus.

  • Schedule specific days for writing, and other days for internet use. (I do not have internet at home, so I have to schedule online use around my job and two separate libraries.)

Do what you can, in between or doing other tasks. For instance:

  • Brainstorm business ideas while watching television during the evening hours.

  • Do other household chores while doing laundry, so you can have time later to work on a story.

How do you fond time for a freelance career?

Shannon L. Buck