How to Launch a Freelance Business: Skills, Rates and First Clients
More and more professionals are going independent. Here is how to launch a freelance business with the right skills, a realistic rate and a method to find your first clients.
Welcome to the Mudey blog. Here you will find practical guides to complete an online course, prepare for a certification, start working as a freelancer or build your first course. Each article starts from a specific question and gives you steps you can apply straight away.
More and more professionals are going independent. Here is how to launch a freelance business with the right skills, a realistic rate and a method to find your first clients.
Technical expertise alone is no longer enough. Discover the 8 soft skills that make the difference with employers, with concrete exercises to develop them day to day.
Online certifications let you prove specific skills at your own pace. You still need to choose the right ones and know how to showcase them to recruiters.
You master a subject and enjoy passing it on? As an online instructor, you can share your expertise and earn income from it. Here are the key steps, from the course idea to your first sales.
Articles on the Mudey blog fall into four broad themes. Each theme leads to tag pages that gather the articles on one subject, with an introduction and links to related courses. You will find the full list on the page listing every tag.
Managing your time, staying motivated and finishing an online course: these articles are written for learners first. You can also browse the motivation, productivity and student tags.
Want to pass on your expertise? The instructor, pedagogy and video tags cover planning a curriculum, filming and keeping learners engaged. The monetization tag deals with pricing and selling.
Certifications, in-demand skills, a career change or going freelance: follow the career, certification, soft skills and freelance tags to prepare your next step.
Artificial intelligence, gamification, micro-learning and virtual reality are changing the way people learn. Articles on the Mudey blog look at what already works and what still has to prove itself.