Dave Kaminski – Gig Money – Value $299

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1. Where To Find Gigs
2. It’s the biggest question of all. And also the one that most people totally screw up because they go to “freelance sites” looking for gigs. Here’s a free secret – those sites are like the Craigslist of the gig world and the last place you’ll ever want to go. Instead, I’ll lay out the step by step system for you to follow so you’ll always have more gig opportunities than you can handle.
3. The 2 Types of Gigs To Do
4. The types of gigs that you can do are literally endless. You name it and there’s a gig for that. But with gigs, more often than not you’re trading time for money. So you need to make sure that you’re going after the most profitable gigs. And those types of gigs come in two flavors. In this section I’ll share what those are and which types of gigs you should always avoid.</li
5. The 2 Types of Clients To Work With
6. When you’re doing gigs, you’re going to be dealing with people. And just like some people are better than others, some clients are better than others. If you want to be happy and successful in the gig life, there are only two types of clients you’ll ever want to work with. I’ll tell you how to spot these clients a mile away, so you never end up getting involved with gigs you regret.
7. What To Charge For Gigs
8. When you follow what I teach, doing gigs will be enjoyable. Maybe so enjoyable that you’d be happy to do them for free. But the gig life isn’t charity work and you need to be compensated fairly for your time. Here I’ll lay out the exact formula to use to make sure that you’re always earning exactly what you want, for every gig that you do.
9. How To Get Paid For Gigs
10. Unless you’re doing gigs through a “freelance site” (which I never recommend), it’s going to be up to you to invoice your clients and have them pay you directly for your gig work. So what’s the best way to do this and the best way to ensure that you always get paid promptly and in full? Relax, I’ve got you covered. I’ll show you exactly what to do in the training. It’s how I get my own invoices paid in hours instead of days or weeks.
11. Gig Growth
12. This is for all of the over-achievers out there, who want to earn more than the average person living the gig life, maybe even six-figures a year. In this section I’ll show you how to scale your gig empire, including tips, tricks and warnings on the potential issues you’ll run into. In a nutshell, if you want to be doing multiple gigs each and every day, this section will be for you.
13. How To Train Clients
14. Yea, you read that right. When you’re doing gigs, you’re going to be dealing with people (clients). And there are all sorts of ways, both intentionally and unintentionally, that clients will try to squeeze more out of you than the gig is supposed to cover. So here I’m going to show you how to train your clients, so they always work within your parameters and respect them. What you’ll learn here is a big secret to living a happy gig life.
15. Stranger Danger
16. It’s not very likely that you’ll be doing any gigs for friends and family. Instead, you’ll be coming in contact with people you know nothing about. And knowing how to spot which people to work with and which to run away from will be a critical skill. Especially since almost all of your contact will be through email. So in this section, I’m going to dive deep into my 14+ years of experience and tell you exactly what the signs are, both good and bad, whenever you’re contacted about taking on a potential gig.
17. Instant Micro-Gigs
18. I’m fully aware that many people (maybe even you) aren’t exactly brimming with confidence when it comes to earning money outside of a regular paycheck. And it could be that you’re not entirely sure if you can pull this gig stuff off. So in this special section of the training, I’ll show you how you can start earning gig money immediately, no matter who you are or where you are. You won’t be earning much for these gigs, but it will prove to you that yes, you can start living the gig life too.