Growing your self-employed business
Working for yourself allows you to pursue your dreams and ambitions, potentially for the first time in your career. Which means the routes to growing your self-employed business will look different to every individual contractor, consultant, freelancer, and entrepreneur. But whatever your individual aims, IPSE can offer advice and support.
Could your self-employed business benefit from some extra money, usually without any need to repay it in the future? Keep reading to learn how.
We’ve collated the average day rates of self-employed individuals across a variety of occupations that you can use as a benchmark for setting or raising your own ...
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Taking on an employee requires commitment, but means you gain a dedicated person available to work across your business during their contracted hours.
A referral or affiliate program can help you to grow much more quickly if your self-employed business needs more customer numbers in a short space of time.
Clients need to be aware you exist to spend money on your products or services, but even large companies struggle to cover every promotion channel.
A home will likely be the most expensive asset you’ll ever own, so it makes sense to make the most of it.
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Charging more can actually increase your client portfolio, or let you focus on a smaller number of clients and still achieve a similar income.