Making your own rules - Copywriter Robbie King

Robbie swapped agency life in London for the beaches of Thailand when he upped sticks and set out on his own. He enjoyed his work and wanted to follow a creative path, but he needed more control over his time.

Armed only with a lump of savings and some marketable skills that he’d picked up at university, Robbie took the leap and figured out as he went along.

WriterSteve Folland22 September 2019finding clients, niches, nicheing down, writing, writer, digital nomad, travel, copywriter, copywriting, Thailand, Bali, work-life balance, networkingComment

It's never as difficult as you think it is - Writer and Editor Sian Meades-Williams

Sian took a leap of faith when she went freelance 12 years ago, and things didn’t work out as she’d imagined. But, despite “learning a lot about getting it wrong,” Sian’s found a way to make freelancing work, and she’s ready to share everything she knows.

WriterSteve Folland15 September 2019finding clients, side projects, newsletters, niches, nicheing down, side hustle, writing, writer, editor, publishing, emails, Unbound, writing a book, authorComment