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LinkSwitch – A Roundup of Great Links Across the Web



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Time for a roundup of useful links from across this beast we call the world wide web:

Is some nasty piece of work stealing your online content? SEOMoz will help you seek retribution!

Photo Business Forum has a great article about subject headings for emails. If you’re like me and title every email “Hello!” then this may help!

Liquidcity at GoSquared has 50 Ways To Become A Better Designer. Even a seasoned designer can find ways to up their game in here.

Brett at Agency Byte helps us learn about Proactive Account Management (ie. anticipating your clients needs and guiding them to what you think is the ideal solution). Perfect for those of us who market ourselves as suppliers of superior service to clients.

If you have a useful link or article that you think FreelanceSwitch readers would be interested in, Send It In!

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Named after one of the four quintessential colors of the print medium, Cyan Ta'eed was always going to have a life in visual communication. After studying graphic design and working under some of the best in the industry, Cyan went on to not only art direct but manage her own web and graphic design agency Good Creative. She co-founded FlashDen.net in 2006, and then ran everyone's favourite freelance resource until December 2007, when she handed the reigns to Collis Ta'eed. Cyan is currently working on an exciting new Eden project that she's just itching to announce!

Some of Cyan's most popular articles are:

34 Places to Get Design Inspiration - Online and Off, 60 More Places to Get Design Inspiration - Online and Off, 101 Ideas to Get More Freelance Work and Generate New Client Leads, and The Monster List of Freelancing Job Sites.



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  1. PG cindy@staged4more
    September 16th

    hello, the seomoz’s link appears to be not working..

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  2. PG Cyan
    September 17th

    Thanks Cindy – that’s fixed now :)

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  3. PG cindy@staged4more
    September 17th

    :D

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  4. PG Andy
    September 17th

    Time to update my earlier comment in another place:

    Freelancers who are looking for local clients should add one more marketing tool to their arsenal: http://www.FreelanceLocalTech.com. The site is designed to help you market your services to clients in your local community.

    Our latest news: We added Canada! We now support freelancer listings for both USA and Canada. Australia is being added next week and we’ll likely add the UK in the next month or so. Other countries will be added pretty quickly after that. We’ll post announcements on the site’s blog as we add new countries.

    Bonus offers: Canadian freelancers who post approved listings will get an automatic 2-month listing upgrade. Any freelancer — whether you’re a new listing or an existing one — who add a backlink from their site to FreelanceLocalTech will also get an additional 2-month listing upgrade. See the site for details on these offers (expires 11/15/2007).

    About FreelanceLocalTech.com:

    Creating a consultant listing is FREE. Posting a client project/need is also free. Consultants and clients contact each other directly. FreelanceLocalTech is only helping consultants and clients find each other; we don’t want to be in the middle of your relationship or get a commission for each project.

    This is the anti-elance/guru/getafreelancer site. No bidding. No foreign competition driving down your rates. Just consultant ads organized by location and services… and clients coming to the site looking for consultants in a particular city and maybe posting their needs (although most just call consultants directly after reading the consultant listings on the site).

    It’s free, it’s simple, and it’s helping hundreds of USA and Canadian freelancers find new clients! Check out http://www.FreelanceLocalTech.com.

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