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Author Archives: Tom Tumbusch
Guest Blogging and the Unexpected
Copywriter, Tom Tumbusch, on the opportunities that have come his way as a result of being a "guest blogger" on the Creative Freelancer Blog. Continue reading
What do you need to be a "greenlancer?"
In this first of several posts on “greenlancing,” Tom Tumbusch shares what he learned about getting started with a focus on sustainability. Continue reading
How (and why) to publish an e-newsletter that works
Copywriter, Tom Tumbusch, gets a lot of work thanks to his email newsletter. Here's how. Continue reading
Chasing Security: freelancing vs. 9-5?
For my money, a well-promoted freelance business is a far more secure place to ride out tough times. If one of your clients cuts back, finds someone else, or goes bust, others can carry you through. Sure, you may have to step up your marketing efforts to maintain your salary, but it beats not getting paid at all. Continue reading
Cold-Calling Bingo!
Need motivation to do your research calls? Worried about rejection? Make it a game! Yeah, yeah, I know you've heard this one before. But I'm not talking about "giving yourself a point for each 'no' you get." Let's make it … Continue reading



