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Social media, social media, social media. It is everywhere and becoming more and more integrated into our lives, the websites we visit, and how we conduct business. For some freelancers, including students, the use of social media can even assist in landing jobs or help them when they are stuck. So what are some of the common things you should know and learn about using social media as a student freelancer?
With the economy like it is and the fact that jobs are becoming harder and harder to find, more students are wanting to turn away from the future rat race of finding a job and become self employed as a freelancer. That is great and all, but are you cut out for it?
Well the day has finally come to announce who won the Dribbble invite. Man, let me tell you. It was tough! I had such a hard time narrowing down images.
We are back today with a great giveaway for all of our readers here on Students That Freelance! Today, we are opening up the giveaway for an invite to Dribbble, a "show and tell for creatives."
Last week, we featured a print giveaway from the fine folks at UPrinting. With three entries, everyone had a 33.333...% chance of winning (yes, I am a math nerd). Thus, who was the lucky winner?
In this economic climate thousands of freelance students are finding it tougher than ever to land their perfect job. After studying for many years and racking up a huge debt it can be utterly demoralizing to find that once you’ve graduated from University, you’ll be fighting it out with hundreds of thousands of other qualified and eager graduates in the search for work. Law and medical graduates have it far easier than most as it is common for Law firms and Hospital boards to actively target the University campus in search for talent. For the rest of us however, if we want to survive after University in a market saturated with qualified graduates, then freelancing represents an exciting opportunity to get some experience in a specific field and yet maintain control over your own life and finances.
Today we are pleased to offer a giveaway on behalf of UPrinting to Students That Freelance readers! Here is your chance to win one set of 250 Custom Business Cards!
The student freelancer population is growing every year as students are nearing graduation and wanting to make a career for themselves. Recent grads also find themselves in a position where their best career move is to become a freelance designer. No matter what situation you are in, your portfolio will literally make or break you. Here is a handfull of great student portfolio websites for inspiration and motivation to get your portfolio in tip-top shape!
I don’t know about you, but my fall semester--the busiest of my collegiate career--will begin two weeks from today. Where did summer break go? If you are like me, chances are you spent most of your summer working on freelance projects and building your business. Kudos to you my friend! But when school starts, the time we have to work on our freelance business and meet client needs dwindles. Fast. With two weeks (give or take a few depending on your college) before the school year starts up again, I am going to share with you some tips and tricks to make going back to school easier on the student freelancer who also has a business to run.
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