Freelance Writers: How to Stop Freelancers You Outsource to From Stealing Your Clients
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QUESTION
Another thing I’d be worried about is having someone ’steal’ clients or working out side deals for extra work (not going thru my business but more of a one-on-one).
MY ANSWER
You don’t have to worry about this, and here’s why . . .
Why You Don’t Have to Worry about Freelance Writers You Outsource to Stealing Your Clients
First, let me say, there are always clients and freelance writers who operate like scum. They will stab you in the back without thinking twice about it.
BUT . . .
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