Solopreneur/Freelancer Resources

Transforming your hobby into a profitable business can be accomplished when you do your due diligence and get your legal ducks in a row.

Regardless of size, every business should have the basics, including a business plan, website, and bank account. Read more

Use these tips to create a side gig website: that can grow with your business, present you well, and ensure interested parties can get in touch with you.

Some prospective customers have had negative experiences with independent contractors. Here are 5 tips for turning wary prospects into long-time customers.

If you’re feeling isolated, uninspired or otherwise stuck, here are three tactics for reinvigorating your creative business.

Our latest infographic, “The Megaphone of Main Street: The Gig Economy” highlights the why gig workers have become so prevalent in recent years.

Liability for business-related lawsuits is one of the biggest concerns for small business owners and freelancers. Read how you can protect yourself.

In this webinar, you'll learn about finding high paying gigs, creating job security, managing time, stress and money, and avoiding the gig treadmill. Read more

Even if times are good now for your business, there are some steps you can take right now to prepare your solopreneur business for the possibility of leaner times ahead.

The lines between independent contractors and employees can get blurred. Read here why you need to consider the IRS when hiring contractors

A budget is the basis for any good financial planning, personally and as a business owner. Use these simple tips to become a money-savvy business owner.

The youngest entrepreneurs, self-employed workers, and freelancers have a different mentality about time off than their older counterparts.