Are you looking for expert help or the right
expert for your assignment?
Here’s a new curated open directory of European freelancers at your service.
- Business & Finance / 24
- Crafts & Trades / 2
- Creative & Arts / 10
- Development & Tech / 63
- Engineering & Industry / 6
- Graphics & Design / 17
- Languages & Translation / 23
- Legal & Accounting / 6
- Lifestyle & Support / 4
- Marketing & Sales / 32
- Training & Education / 15
- Writing & Content / 9
Our Members
Jan Onesork
senior SEO consultant — Well-established SEO consultant with 15 years of experience, focused on helping B2B companies, SaaS businesses, and content sites to reach their goals on U.S. or global markets. Technical SEO, keyword research, SEO strategy, and content production.
Petr Loucka
copywriter, copyeditor, English-Czech translator and proofreader — Copywriter, editor and translator of Czech and English texts for numerous European and international companies including nonprofits, such as the world-renowned TED. University degree in philology and literature, Certificate in Advanced English (CAE).
Tomas Jacik
Linux administrator, web developer, and consultant — Wide range of services server administration, web development, eshop management and ecommerce solutions: Boosting performance, speeding up applications, optimization of older apps, security improvements, complete server management, and more.
David Krasensky
German-English-Polish-Czech-Slovak interpreter and translator specialized in ICT and transportation — Expert interpreter for your business calls, events or meetings in Vienna, Prague, Brno, Bratislava, and elsewhere. University degrees in Technology of Rail Transportation and Mathematical Informatics, 25 years of experience and 120+ translated books.
Roman Sokola
expert provider of ready-made Czech companies and virtual company headquarters — Roman’s agency Ofigo is a leading provider of ready-made limited-liability companies and virtual company headquarters in Czechia including Prague, one of EU’s hottest offshoring hotspots. 99% customer satisfaction. Fast communication. Fair prices.
Veros Kaplan, PhD.
Linux server administrator, AWS architect, and Python/Django developer — Senior Linux administrator with experience in architecting, deploying and operating Linux systems in both on-premise and cloud environments. Python/Django development, and AWS deployment. Degree in computer science and PhD. in Geoinformatics.
Tom Muller
digital visual designer for websites, apps, and brands — Designer in love with clean and modern visual design. Specialized in designing websites and apps using Sketch, brands, visual identities, prints and other designs with Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator. Working as a designer since the age of 17.
Highlights
News & Updates
April 26PRICING OF CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS
How to price your work as a freelancer? Amelia Tait has prepared an excellent overview article in which she advocates for a more equitable and informed approach to freelance pricing — encouraging freelancers to openly discuss their rates with peers within the creative community to assess relevant rates.
"If you feel anxious about probing your peers, then you can look for guerrilla spreadsheets where creatives anonymously share their rates," writes Amelia and shares a few such spreadsheets for different disciplines like animators, journalists, and producers.
VALUES IN FREELANCING
Why should you use core values in your creative business? Jessica Abel highlights the importance of incorporating core values, emphasizing its positive impact, such as improved decision-making, more effective marketing, and a stronger connection with like-minded clients.
She also discusses the challenges creative professionals face in balancing business demands with ethical standards and outlines a detailed activity designed to help you identify and integrate core values into your creative business.
"Building a successful, ethical business offers you a chance to do significant good in the world, and to counteract all those myths and assumptions. You need to see the power you hold, and then use it intentionally."