Students That Freelance

Man, student freelancing is growing in popularity! Everyday I hear of students wanting to freelance, and I am always getting asked questions about how they can start freelancing. And with me being extremely busy with a freelance business relaunch of my own, I wasn’t able to dedicate time to the site as much as I had wanted.

You may have noticed the site has been inactive since October, and that is my fault. Us busy students tend to have very full plates, and mine has been full with school work and trying to wrap up things to graduate, an exploding business with a new business relaunch for it, and several family events have had my hands busy over the last several months.

But I am in my last couple of weeks of my college career, and I promised myself I would dedicate more time to this site so I can help other student freelancers start freelancing and not get so busy like I was (or if you do, how to properly manage it).

So what is coming up next?

I have been busy behind the scenes here in the last couple of months. This week you will see all new content get posted to the site. You will also get to have the chance to win an amazing prize pack.

What? Did I say win a prize pack? Yes! I have been in touch with some amazing companies who have agreed to give away their products to readers of this site. I can tell you that these prize packs are worth HUNDREDS of dollars. You will not want to miss a chance to win one of those bad boys.

But that isn’t even the best news of all! I have been slaving away writing what I hope is an amazing handbook that will help student freelancers like you start freelancing from start to finish. Designed like a college course, it will help you get the highlights of student freelancing and plan your freelancing career. This I am wrapping up and hope to release in the very near future.

Excited yet?

I hope you are! I have been excited about this relaunch, but have been keeping it under wraps so that I can make sure it was all perfect! I hope you join me in what exciting things are to come on the new Students That Freelance 2.0!