Despite your best efforts, it happened again. Once again, you were late on a freelancing project. When you finally delivered it, your client said that the project wasn't what he was expecting. Now, you're struggling to collect a payment and you're behind on the rest of your projects. Unfortunately, the story above is all too common among freelancers.
Caroline posted this
Where is the first place most of your leads come from? I would bet that for many creative professionals the answer is "from my website, from my contact form." Putting a giant 25/35 questions long form on your website could scare some potential prospects. We would like to try something at Osmosis, a new little feature that would enable you to save more time, while trying to let you...
Dominic posted this
Ho yeah! We are like that. Customization is a key aspect for product that generates documents, especially targeted at the creative professionals, like you. Adding your logo to your client questionnaires and proposals is one thing and customizing the entire theme of the app itself is also available. Nevertheless, for the work agreement, we've decided to let you play directly with the CSS.
Dominic posted this
Many freelancers hate to negotiate. Are you one of them? The reluctance to negotiate could stem from fear, from lack of knowledge, or from laziness. If you're not used to selling (and many freelancers aren't natural sales people), then the thought of negotiating with a potential client can be frightening. You may fear that you'll lose the client. You may fear that you'll make the client angry.
Caroline posted this
One great thing about all those web app integrations is that you can save time while systems exchange data instead of forcing you to type and create entities from one place to another. Osmosis can create invoices for you straight into your FreshBooks account based on the information you've added on your proposals. Here are the complete steps with screenshots on how you would enable this.
Dominic posted this
Let your clients fill their questionnaires from their mobile devices. Since asking your clients to answer 20/30 questions represent a good investment of their time, they can now start the process from a computer and continue it later on an iPhone for example. Is it the same The mobile version gets the same visual aspect and will honor your custom theme. The automatic saving is there.
Dominic posted this