Notes
Notes for freelancers, page 5
Short, practical guides to getting paid for your time. Every number and legal claim links to its source.
Getting your name outSix practical channels for a new freelancer, from former colleagues to marketplaces, with messages to adapt.
When a client disputes an invoiceFind what's disputed, check your records, then correct, split or stand firm. Plus chargebacks.
Charging a rush feeWhen late nights and tight deadlines should cost more, how to price it, and what to say.
Time tracking habitsFive small cues, one-tap starts, quick recovery and reminders that only speak up when they help.
Billable vs non-billable timeWhat counts, why the hours you can't bill belong in your rate, and how to track both.
Protecting focus blocksPick your best hours, plan one task, silence the rest, and keep clients happy while you're heads down.
The invoice that never came back60+ days late: the final notice, small claims, collections, and when to let it go.
Your first invoiceThe eight things it needs, the choices to make once, and how to send it so it gets paid.
Batch your adminOne in tray, one booked hour, the same seven-step list every week.Track it, prove it, get paid.
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