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How to become an SEO freelancer without underpricing or burning out
Many SEO professionals enter freelancing for the same reason: freedom. They dream of fewer meetings, flexible hours, and the ability to choose their own projects. What they don't expect? Freelancing isn't just “SEO without a boss.”…
This simple mindset shift will transform your freelance career
Some consider self-employment a soul-crushing grind—a pit of despair one falls into after being laid off, or after graduating into a job market where entry-level jobs have evaporated. Chasing clients, following up on payment requests, and…
Alex Sarr's second jumps, Jaylon Tyson's deceitful cuts and more NBA trends I'm watching
One second-year center has stopped jumping. Another, for the first time, is forcing the opposition to leave its feet. And a sophomore wing's cross-court cuts are a ruse. Let's open the notebook to run through three NBA trends that have caught my…
Millions face HMRC tax changes from April 2026
Millions of self-employed people and landlords are preparing for a massive transformation of Britain's tax system from April 6. The change follows HMRC's push for a comprehensive digital modernisation of Self Assessment that accountants caution…
Your Taxes: Doing business in Israel in 2026
According to the OECD, Israeli tax revenues amounted to 30.9% of GDP in 2024, which was better than the OECD average of 34.1%. The Israeli economy is strong in hi-tech and natural-gas production, among other sectors. You are probably running a…
Europe just approved a combined flu and COVID shot. Why hasn't the US?
On Friday, Moderna's mCombriax—a combined vaccine for both the flu and COVID—was recommended for authorization by European regulators, which opens the door for the vaccine's approval in the European Union. The European Medicines…
QOTD: Did The EV Tax Credit Matter?
Today's podcast took a look at the EV market in a post-tax-credit world. If it still existed, would the EV tax credit have mattered to you and the decision to purchase, or not to purchase, an EV? You know what to do. Sound off below. Become a TTAC…
The Post Cuts Deep, Brands Go Small, and TV Bets on Memory
The Washington Post just made its largest single-day layoffs of 2026, adding to a year that has already gutted newsrooms across the industry. Press Gazette's running tracker documents hundreds of journalism positions eliminated since January, and…
Used Car Of The Day: 1987 Mercedes-Benz 260E
Today's UCOTD is a 1987 Mercedes-Benz 260E. This one has 232K miles and the interior is in good shape -- and it starts and runs. It rides smoothly, too, according to the seller. That said, it also needs some maintenance and repair. There's a list…
In Canada: New Report Raises Red Flags for Mental Health in Canadian Music Industry
Researchers are raising a red flag for mental health in the music industry. A new Revelios [Mental Health Works] report, titled Soundcheck: Mental Health in the Canadian Music Industry, has released its findings, claiming that the industry's lack…
Spartans' Martone Discusses Emotional Decision, NHL Future
Michigan State standout freshman Porter Martone has been one of the young stars in college hockey this season, leading the No. 1-ranked Spartans with 20 goals and 41 points as they seek a third straight Big Ten championship. The forward and his…
Carpentersville revamps business webpage to entice new economic development
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A revamped “business” webpage is giving Carpentersville an online presence that officials hope will be a boon for economic development. Community Development Director Matthew Dabrowski and…
'I've never said no to work': Jeremiah Brent on how he's building his design legacy
As a young child, interior designer Jeremiah Brent and his mother visited open houses and model homes in his hometown of Modesto, California, as a form of daydreaming. Brent walked through the houses, imagining the people who might live there…
Resident Evil Requiem: how Capcom hopes to redefine survival horror
Thirty years ago, a game named Resident Evil ushered in the survival horror genre - a blend of nerve-shredding tension, elaborate puzzles, and intricate inventory management. The series became Japanese developer Capcom's best-selling franchise…
Resident Evil Requiem: how Capcom hopes to redefine survival horror
Laura Cress Technology reporter Thirty years ago, a game named Resident Evil ushered in the survival horror genre - a blend of nerve-shredding tension, elaborate puzzles, and intricate inventory management. The series became Japanese developer…
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