Sourcing and supporting the perfect freelancer | Digital Culture Network
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This session was presented by Dean Shaw, Digital Culture Network Tech Champion for Digital Content. It was presented live on Wednesday 16 March 2022.
In this 55 minute webinar we uncover the best ways to source and support the perfect freelancer for your next project. From webside freelance design to social media freelancers there is links and tips on where to find the best freelancers, how much typcial freelancers charge and how to cover both you and your organisation legally and financially.
You will learn how to:
Tools for managing relationships with freelancers
The importance of agreements and contracts for clearly laying out terms and conditions
The best places to find the right freelancers
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There were some technical difficulties with the original recording, so Dean rerecorded his presentation to ensure it met the DCN quality standards. The content and Q+A of this version are identical to the live presentation.
WHAT IS THE DIGITAL CULTURE NETWORK?
The Digital Culture Network provides practical, on the ground help to the arts and culture sector. Our focus is around digital skills and leadership development. We can help you:
Explore and harness the benefits of technology to achieve your goals
Find new ways to reach and engage audiences
Develop sustainable business models.
We support you in different ways:
One-to-one support from a team of Tech Champions specialising in digital content, eCommerce, data analytics, social media, digital strategy, email marketing, ticketing and CRM, websites and search engine marketing.
Practical workshops and webinars to improve skills and engage with peers.
Signposting to resources and training from us and our partners
Support with technology related funding opportunities
National and regional training days delivered with technology partners.
You can get in touch on [email protected], by visiting our website https://digitalculturenetwork.org.uk or on Twitter @ace_dcn.