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Aug 19 2014
Corinne McKay

Beyond the Basics of Freelancing: starts tomorrow!

The next session of my online course for established freelancers, Beyond the Basics of Freelancing, starts tomorrow (August 20), and I have three spots open. This class is for freelancers who have established freelance businesses and want to focus on refining their specializations, marketing to higher-quality agencies and direct clients, and on earning more money and enjoying their work more (why not, right?). The course runs for four weeks and registration is US $325, with a $50 discount for ATA members. Everyone in the class also receives a one-hour individual consultation with me after the class ends. If you’re interested, hop on over to my website to read the full course description or to register.

Here’s some feedback from a recent participant in the course: “I can’t recommend Corinne’s course highly enough. There’s so much advice out there to read that it can be overwhelming. But Corinne gives you practical advice, examples and techniques you can actually apply to your own business. Incredibly valuable. “

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Direct clients, Freelancing, Professional development · Tagged: online course

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  1. Andie Ho says

    August 19, 2014 at 6:33 pm

    This has been on my calendar for a couple of months. Can’t wait for tomorrow!

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