Navigating the freelance landscape with Laura Briggs, COO and Co-Host on Before The Bestseller | Before the Bestseller 89


In this episode, we welcome Laura Briggs, a dynamic figure empowering the freelance generation. Laura has been crucial in assisting independent contractors in realizing their aspirations of becoming business owners through her writing, mentoring, and public speaking. Earning $200,000 as a freelancer in 2018, Laura’s proficiency in her field is truly evident and demonstrated by her remarkable achievement.

Delving into her backstory, Laura’s journey from inner-city school teacher to solopreneur sheds light on her resilience and determination. Her impressive client roster, including Microsoft, TrueCar, and the Mobile Marketing Association, underscores her credibility and impact in the industry.

Moreover, Laura’s impact goes beyond personal accomplishments; on two occasions, she has graced the TED Talk stage, sharing her thoughts on the revolutionary potential of the freelance economy. Laura’s dedication to empowering others is evident, as she is the creator of Operation Freelance, a non-profit organization supporting military spouses and veterans in starting online service-based businesses, and the author of “Start Your Own Freelance Writing Business.”

Our listeners may have noticed Laura’s recent addition as a co-host on our podcast, and her name appearing in our podcast image reflecting her expanded role as the COO at Advanced Amazon Ads. Join us in extending a warm welcome to Laura as she shares her expertise and experiences on “Before The Bestseller.

Get to know more about her book here

Alex Strathdee
BeforeTheBestseller | AdvancedAmazonAds

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