Something a bit different here on the Contracts for Creatives blog this week! As a self-employed entrepreneur, one of my favorite ways to continue learning about how to grow and build my own business is…
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In a previous post, I chatted about the difference between a sole proprietorship and a limited liability company (LLC). Today, let’s chat about another frequently asked question, when is the right time to convert a…
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As a solo entrepreneur or small business owner, you’re wearing all the hats in your business. Content creator, social media specialist, client manager, accountant, contract negotiator, photographer … the list goes on and on! It’s…
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At the beginning of the year, I shared 5 Steps to Set Your Business Up for Success in 2019. Now that we’re officially in the second quarter of the year, I wanted to share a…
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Now that we’re officially past the holidays and the new year’s resolution hoopla, I wanted to share five easy steps that you can do this month to set your business up for success in 2019.…
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One of the most frequent type of contracts my clients request is a contract to use for new hires. As a creative entrepreneur, it’s important to have a contract on hand to use when hiring. …
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Photo by xxiiiphoto Perhaps your hobby is turning more into a business day-by-day. Or perhaps you’re setting out to start your own business. Today I’m sharing 5 steps to make your business official. With these 5…
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Congrats, you drafted your own client contract! Now that you have a contract in hand, should you have an attorney review it? When is the right time to have an attorney review the contract? When…
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Today’s topic is one that I get asked about frequently by fellow creatives. Let’s talk sole proprietorship vs. limited liability company. When should you remain a sole proprietor? When should you take the plunge and…
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