On today’s show, ⁠Molly Cox⁠ calls in with questions about the freelance business she started just six months ago. Top of mind for her:

Should she stay a sole–proprietor or form an LLC?

Before the legal terms tempt you to click away, consider this. This single question could save you thousands of dollars a year in taxes. So keep listening.

That’s just part of what we chat about with Molly.

This episode was originally aired on July 20, 2023.

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On today’s Q&A episode, Luqman writes in with a question. 

He’s a brand-new freelancer and wants to know exactly how to build a freelance network and attract more clients. 

We all know your network can lead to massive growth for your business. So Clay and I break down what has worked well for us and what has totally bombed when it comes to networking. 

If you want to build your network fast, you should try FeedCoyote, the all-in-one freelance collaboration network platform. Click the link in our show notes to sign up for FeedCoyote completely free. Then, browse, search, and pick fellow freelancers with the right expertise to collaborate on your projects. It’s a referral network for freelancers, and it’s free to try. Click the link in this show’s description or ⁠visit this link⁠.

Alright, now on with today’s episode of Freelance to Founder. Here we go.

This Q&A episode was originally aired on March 19, 2024.

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On today’s show, how do you escape the trap of one-time projects and convince your clients that they need what you have to offer on a repeat basis?

That’s part of the hurdle Aurelie faces as she aims to grow her 3-year-old freelance business. 

Aurelie has worked with some huge clients like Wendy’s and the United Nations. 

But almost all of her work has been on one-time projects. 

Which naturally has its limitations.

So we walk Aurelie through a few options for building repeat client work into her business in order to make her company more scalable and predictable. 

It all starts right now on Freelance to Founder. Here we go.

This episode was originally aired on December 21, 2023.

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On today’s show: how many people does it take to call yourself an agency officially?

Is it one, two, or more than that? This question got us thinking about what it means to be an agency.

Plus, we discuss our ideal team size and answer the question: How many are too many for your team?

It’s all on this episode of Freelance to Founder. Here we go.

This Q&A episode was originally aired on March 5, 2024.

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On today’s show: do you ever feel trapped by the decisions you make in your business?

Our guest Morgan loves to write. But, early on, she took on quite a few social media clients.

Then, those clients referred more clients. And suddenly, most of her client work is focused on social media marketing — not writing.

So what do you do when your former choices have boxed you into a future you don’t necessarily want?

It’s all on today’s episode of Freelance to Founder. Here we go…

This episode was originally aired on December 14, 2023.

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On today’s Q&A episode, let’s talk about money. Exactly how much should you save before you can start your agency?

We do our best to answer this question, and it got us wondering: What in the world are we spending all of our money on these days in our own businesses?

So, as a bonus, we break down our finances a bit more to round out the episode. 

It all starts right now on this episode of Freelance to Founder. Here we go.

This Q&A episode was originally aired on March 5, 2024.

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On today’s show: have you ever wondered when is the right time to start calling yourself an agency?

It can be a bit awkward early on. So Clay and I coach our call-in guest Austin through the right timing. Austin has many other questions as he grows his 6-month-old business. Thanks for joining us.

This episode was originally aired on July 13, 2023.

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In today's Q&A episode, Travis writes about a problem: a few years ago, he moved from Australia to the U.S. to grow his video business.

While things went well at first, work has really slowed down, and he's wondering if there's something about the U.S. market he's completely missing. 

Clay and I have never lived "down under," but we have a few things to consider for anyone looking to break into the US market.

It's all on this episode of Freelance to Founder. Here we go…

This episode was originally aired on February 27th, 2024.

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On today’s show, your messaging matters.

And when it comes to getting new clients, it probably matters more than anything else.

So then, why do so many of us miss the mark when explaining our business to potential clients?

It’s something we tackle on today’s episode with call-in guest Tianna. It’s happening right here on Freelance to Founder. Here we go.

This episode was originally aired on November 16, 2023.

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On today’s show, we’ve got the longest Q&A episode we’ve ever published—coming in at a whopping 50 minutes plus.

Why so long? Well, I asked Clay a question that really got him riled up. 

It has to do with his experience using the software GoHighLevel—which has exploded in popularity lately.

But Clay’s experience was anything but ideal. You’ll see what I mean in this episode of Freelance to Founder. Here we go.

This episode was originally aired on October 24, 2023.

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