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It was an “aha” moment for me about the types of clients I wanted to pursue moving forward: Corporate, I decided, was the way to go.
The case for going corporate
Maybe it’s not news to some of you that big, corporate brands are coveted clients among freelancers. But if you’d asked me which of the two clients above would have been my favorite before I completed any work for them, I would have said the startup, hands down.
But it turns out that, as a freelancer, I only wanted to wear one hat: Freelance writer, paid on a per-project basis, with two rounds of revisions included in my fees and a reasonable amount of time (usually two business days) to complete requested edits. The startup may have had a fun office culture, but it didn’t matter much to someone like me who worked remotely—especially when they couldn’t afford to pay me in actual dollars.
