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Let’s #CelebrateFreelancing!
We're celebrating freelancers and the vital role they play to our digital ecosystem; sharing advice and success stories from freelancers and highlighting all the people and groups doing great things to support the community.
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Being a Freelance Member: What are the Benefits?
Are you a freelancer looking for support to develop your business? Here are just some of the ways you can benefit from being a member of Wired Sussex.
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Freelance Members: Save 15% at Co-Working Spaces Across Brighton & Hove
We’ve teamed up with some of the city's best co-working spaces to offer freelance Wired Sussex members 15% off their first 3 months residency.
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Building a Trusted Network of Contacts and Support as a Freelancer
Freelance web developer Paul Silver shares his top tips on building a trusted network of contacts and support to catapult you into freelancing success and help you win more projects.
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Self Assessment Tax Returns: A Guide for Freelancers
With the deadline for self-assessment tax returns fast approaching, Luke Thomas from Plus Accounting shares the basics of self-assessment tax, how best to tackle your tax return submission, and the financial considerations you should take into account.
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Time Is on Your Side: How to Build Your Personal Brand
Marketing Consultant and freelance member, Hayley Maisey, shares her knowledge and expertise on how freelancers can be clever with their time to manage their personal brand and effectively market what they do.
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Being a Successful Freelancer with Rifa Thorpe-Tracey
To celebrate Nationals Freelancers Day, yesterday we ran a #WiredBrekkie on ‘Being a Successful Freelancer’ where the wonderful Rifa Thorpe-Tracey gave a talk on the subject. Rifa shared her journey, experience and advice as a freelancer.
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How to be a Successful Freelancer #WiredBrekkie
On the 10th November, we ran a Wired Sussex Breakfast Workshop on being a successful freelancer. We invited Richard Nash, Charlotte Ricca-Smith and Jim Callender to talk about their freelancer journey. Charlotte has kindly accepted to put her thoughts to
