Thanks to all of the Solvate Talent who participated in the World Peas #FreelancerFuel contest. (If you haven’t done so already, please follow us on Twitter, add us to your circle on Google+, and like us on Facebook) We’d also like to thank World Peas for providing us with the prizes, so please follow them on… continue reading
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What does a Freelancer’s workspace look like?
We’re officially kicking off the year with a competition that will showcase your workspace, and honor the setup that the Twitter community deems the best! So, we’re looking to provide $100 of #FreelancerFuel to the @Solvate Talent with the best workspace, as voted on by the Twitter Community. In case you’re wondering, #FreelancerFuel = Starbucks gift… continue reading
By Erin, January 19th, 2012 | No comments
Working with Freelancers: Great. Dealing with the IRS: Horrible!
It’s just turned 2012, and that means tax season is right around the corner. In addition to dropping a few pounds and smiling more, I’m sure you’re also resolved to steer clear of the IRS again this year. Solvate is committed to helping companies manage tax compliance and other administrative issues that are often overlooked,… continue reading
By Kevin, January 18th, 2012 | No comments
Solvate Puts the FREE in Freelance
We’re announcing big changes to Solvate’s business model and platform. These changes will benefit you and your clients by making this a more open and vibrant marketplace for your services, while continuously building a reliable record of your growing online work reputation. “Freemium” Service Starting January 1st, Solvate is FREE to you and your clients…. continue reading
By Sam, December 28th, 2011 | No comments