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24 alternatives to Hello Tech Pros: How Freelancers Can Drop Nutbag-Crazy Clients By Starting a Membership Site

Mike Morrison on Entrepreneurship

Below are 24 products that do a similar job, ranked by how close each is in meaning and then by launch-day votes. Hello Tech Pros: How Freelancers Can Drop Nutbag-Crazy Clients By Starting a Membership Site launched in 2016; newer entries below may have overtaken it.

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Hello Tech Pros: Independent Freelancer to Business Owner▲61
How to find your first freelance job then scale
2016 · its alternatives →
2
Hello Tech Pros- 117: Membership Models That Create Long-Term Relationships with Customers▲55
Mike Morrison on Entrepreneurship
2016 · its alternatives →
3
Blnkk▲202
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4
Founder Weekly▲126
The best hand curated links for entrepreneurs and investors
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5
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2014 · its alternatives →
6
This Week In Startups #622: Jam Session!▲73
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2016 · its alternatives →
7
Startr▲156
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2016 · its alternatives →
8
Formative▲155
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2015 · its alternatives →
9
Time, etc.▲92
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2014 · its alternatives →
10
Hello Tech Pros: Launching a Service-Based IT Business▲61
Joshua Futrell explains how
2016 · its alternatives →
11
The Freelancer's Guide▲136
Good clients and great pay (a free email course)
2015 · its alternatives →
12
Stop Thinking Like A Freelancer▲135
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2014 · its alternatives →
13FS
Founder Stuff – A webpage for founders▲51
2019 · founderstuff.xyz · its alternatives →
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Hello Tech Pros: Identifying Ideal Clients and Pricing Models in Your Startup▲56
Veronica Kirin on entrepreneurship
2016 · its alternatives →
15
Teamstory▲103
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2014 · its alternatives →
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I'll help you name your next startup/product for $50▲98
Hey HN. This is a weekend project of mine. It's an idea I had after seeing so many comments here about the lack of available .com names for startups. As PG once said: "Take a luxury and make it into a commodity"[1]. So, I decided I'd try turning name consulting from something only large corporations could afford to something anyone could. I hope you'll take me up on it :) If you'd like to see a few examples of my work, just check out the links in the footer. Thanks for your attention. [1] http://www.paulgraham.com/ideas.html
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Gigscribe▲115
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2015 · its alternatives →
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Equidam▲110
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2015 · its alternatives →
19
Marketplace Hacks▲86
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2014 · its alternatives →
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Hello Tech Pros: How to Negotiate for ANYTHING in Your Business and Life▲61
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2016 · its alternatives →
21
Startup Boston: Maya Rafie discusses Photography and building a freelance marketplace▲61
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2016 · its alternatives →
22
The Freelancer - Needs vs Wants in your launch▲64
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2016 · its alternatives →
23
Hello Tech Pros: From Palm Pilot Development to Passive Income Businesses▲54
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2016 · its alternatives →
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Hello Tech Pros: When & How to Hire Virtual Assistants in Your Side-Hustle▲63
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