The powerful freelancer: positioning your business at the expert level
With increasing interest in business and marketing, more and more colleagues get to the point where their businesses are profitable, they don’t struggle with low rates or bothersome clients and they can comfortably call themselves “established”. In this presentation, I’d like to look at what’s beyond being established and how to we move to positioning our businesses at the expert level, with all rewards that come from it.
Being faced with this challenge myself, I’ve looked at a variety of business tools and strategies available to achieve the expert level. Apart from presenting my findings, I’d like to reverse-engineer a few high-profile expert careers in various domains to examine what led to this status and which steps we can all replicate.
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Marta Stelmaszak
Marta Stelmaszak is a translator between Polish and English, combining language skills with a thorough understanding of economics and business to help SMEs make as big an international impact as possible, providing translation and interpreting services for the legal, business and marketing sectors.
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