Thursday

Billing

One thing I have a hard time with is getting my invoices to my clients. On one hand, sure I can keep a spreadsheet in Google Docs that I spent 2 hours at Starbucks working on a mini website for Joe the Plumber -- but how do I turn that two hours into $50?

So I've hooked up with Harvest; it does time tracking, expense reporting and invoicing. All in one. And the price, twelve bucks a month, is great. I don't need more than the Solo plan.

Although, if I can figure out how to get Ted (I met him on LinkedIn) to handle some of my design problems, I can use Ring Central to send some of the phone calls to him, and then use him like a subcontractor and pay him for design.

Yes, that would be good. Just gotta get my workflow right, and then start paying him when my clients pay me. That's a terrific idea!

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