Freelance life and journalism tips

2025, wrapped
Freelance Financial Writing

✨ 2025, wrapped!  ✨

Data-heavy is how I would describe the past twelve months. Of the 42 articles I wrote, more than half of them were (at least somewhat) on the topic of data analysis, making it

Hannah's blog: 25 marketing ideas for freelancers
Freelance Financial Writing

25 marketing ideas for freelancers🎄

Freelancers don’t have a big budget, but we do need to be constantly marketing to stay relevant. And December can be a chilly time if we don’t promote ourselves well. It’s a careful

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Freelance Financial Writing

21 secrets your interview reveals about you 🫢

Interviewing four or five people on the same topic is pretty standard for journalists. In my case, the topics are usually so painfully niche, it feels like you’re drawing information out of the

Freelance Financial Writing

25 things freelancers hear the time

I average about 65 emails a day, and *SPOILER* around 45 will be press releases. I think every journalist can relate to this. But freelancers get a few extra surprises thrown in the

how to massively fuck up seo
Freelance Financial Writing

How To Massively F**k Up SEO

Dan Callis has seen it all. As a self-employed SEO Advisor, he spends his working days unpicking the website damage done by well-meaning marketing teams. Ever the professional, Dan refuses to spill what

coffe in london the glitch
Freelance Financial Writing

My Favourite Freelance Cafes in London ☕️✨

When you freelance, you get to be your own boss! YASSSS!!! You can go wherever you want. Do whatever you like. Eat whenever you fancy. But there is an awkward catch… You have

freelancing tips
Freelance Financial Writing

104 Freelancing Tips🕺

Oh my days. I’ve now been a full-time freelance writer for four years and two months! It’s been a journey. I’ve had to battle my tiny business through Brexit, COVID, huge fintech redundancies,

what makes me write
Freelance Financial Writing

What makes me write about your panel?

Your panel. It’s a big deal. I know what it’s like. Sweaty palms, palpitations, trying to memorise stats. It’s like you’re 15 again, about to go into a French-speaking exam. Except it’s in