When it comes to website migration and refreshing old content, I have a technique I love to use. It proves efficient and effective time and time again.

No matter the space the product is allocated, you can still make a product profile stand out and be remembered with the use of great content. So let’s get started!

If month four of freelancing has taught me anything, it’s to trust. Trust that I’ll get things done on time (because I love a good deadline). Trust that when one door closes, another WILL open, even if I stress myself out worrying about it. Trust that people will accept that you need a break and will still be there when you’ve cleared your mind.

Three months in and everything is humming! I have managed to secure a handful of new clients, which I am so excited about, and now during any given day I’m subediting, writing, publishing, planning a month’s worth of social media, interviewing interesting people, plus I’m even doing a bit of basic design work, which is something I never thought I’d be doing!

The concept of leaving stable employment with a regular income for the world of the unknown is terrifying, but one month in and I would recommend that anyone thinking of adopting a freelance lifestyle actually follow through and do it.