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How Much Freelance Designers and Developers Make
Clients From Hell Podcast
English - September 19, 2016 10:00 - 18 minutes - 13.2 MB - ★★★★★ - 150 ratingsDesign Arts Business entrepreneurship entrepreneur freelancing selfemployment work Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Previous Episode: Guidelines for Freelancers
Bryce Bladon discusses an awards gala specifically for freelancers, how much designers and developers earn as freelancers, and a few ways designers and devs can earn even more.
Episode Summary
Bryce discusses:
The first annual Freelancers Unite Awards in Canada Co-Op founder Adam Roach's reasons for the awards Matthew Brown, The Founder of Bonsai, a freelance invoice and contracting app The big takeaways from the Bonsai's freelance rate explorer: Developers earn 30% more than designers. The hourly rates of designers (especially graphic designers) remain sticky at under $60 an hour at all geographies and experience levels. Developers quickly begin increasing their hourly rates after gaining 3 years of experience Designers tend to increase their hourly rates at a slower pace. The biggest increase in hourly rates happens when freelancers reach 3–5 years of experience Ways to increase your rate, such as: Proving the value of your services Knowing and understanding your ideal client Scheduling rate increases Changing the philosophy that drives your pricesExtra resources:
> The hourly rates of freelance designers and developers
> Bonsai
> Make more money as a freelance designer
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