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The Wealthy Freelancer

12 Secrets to a Great Income and an Enviable Lifestyle

Steve Slaunwhite, Pete Savage and Ed Gandia

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Question 1 of 7
What does the 'E' in the IDEA acronym stand for when dealing with the pressures of freelancing?
  • A. Evaluate your competitors' pricing strategies
  • B. Expect that your self-belief will be tested
  • C. Eliminate distractions during your workday
  • D. Expand your network continuously
Question 2 of 7
According to the book, what was the primary mistake Dave the graphic designer made with his first buzz piece?
  • A. The report was too long and complex for the average business owner.
  • B. He forgot to include a catchy headline to draw readers in.
  • C. He addressed the topic to his peers rather than to potential clients.
  • D. He charged money for the report instead of offering it for free.
Question 3 of 7
Which of the following marketing tactics falls into the most effective and time-efficient quadrant of the Marketing Effectiveness Matrix?
  • A. Cold calling potential clients
  • B. Posting on online job boards
  • C. Developing a social media presence
  • D. Encouraging work with existing clients and direct mailing
Question 4 of 7
What is the primary purpose of the DIP Technique (Discover, Identify, Position)?
  • A. To help freelancers find a specialized market focus based on their unique passions and background.
  • B. To determine the optimal project price for a new client.
  • C. To prioritize daily tasks by breaking them down into 50-minute blocks.
  • D. To recover gracefully when a client rejects a project proposal.
Question 5 of 7
Why do the authors strongly recommend project pricing over charging an hourly rate?
  • A. Hourly rates require clients to pay upfront before the work is completed.
  • B. Project pricing allows freelancers to earn more as they become faster and more efficient.
  • C. Project pricing guarantees that clients will return for repeat business.
  • D. Hourly rates make it mathematically difficult to calculate passive income.
Question 6 of 7
How does the 'Jigsaw Puzzle Visual' help freelancers manage their workload and avoid burnout?
  • A. It encourages breaking large projects into exactly 50-minute puzzle pieces.
  • B. It reminds them that if a new, important task takes up more time, other tasks must shrink to fit the bigger picture.
  • C. It provides a template for piecing together a comprehensive marketing plan.
  • D. It helps them piece together passive income streams from active client work.
Question 7 of 7
What are the three components that make up the 'Wealthy Triangle' for a freelancer?
  • A. Passive income, active income, and investment income.
  • B. High-paying clients, a strong buzz piece, and a focused niche.
  • C. Great income, freedom to choose jobs, and the flexibility of a real freelancer.
  • D. 50-minute focus, project pricing, and the Master Marketing Formula.

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The Wealthy Freelancer Summary & Overview

The Wealthy Freelancer (2010) reveals the secrets behind a successful career in freelancing. These blinks outline how you can focus, structure, manage, organize, market and price your freelance business in the most effective and fulfilling way possible.

Who Should Listen to The Wealthy Freelancer?

  • Freelancers, solo-professionals, consultants and independent contractors
  • Anyone toying with the idea of going solo

About the Author: Steve Slaunwhite, Pete Savage and Ed Gandia

Steve Slaunwhite is a famous marketing coach, professional copywriter and author of books such as The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Starting a Web-Based Business and Fast Track to Great Clients.

Pete Savage and Ed Gandia are successful copywriters, marketing consultants and coaches.

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