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Invoice Ninja

FINANCE
Velocity2.5

Open-source invoicing, payments, and project management

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Invoice Ninja's feed is a freelancer advice blog with no trace of the software

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◆Current state
Invoice Ninja is open-source invoicing software, but this feed carries none of it. Every entry is a freelancer advice post — raising your rates, project management tips, what clients look for, what to ask for — published monthly and truncated to a WordPress excerpt. No version, release or feature appears anywhere in the capture, and the product's actual development happens somewhere this source does not reach.
◆Where it's heading
The content strategy is consistent and unchanging: monthly posts aimed at solo freelancers deciding how to run their business, with the product implicit rather than mentioned. That tells you who Invoice Ninja is selling to and nothing about what it is building. Cadence has been steady at roughly one post a month for over a year.
◆Prediction
Expect the monthly freelancer-advice cadence to continue unchanged. Anything about the software itself will have to come from its releases, which this feed does not carry.

◆Recent moves

  1. 15d ago

    6 Things to Consider Before Increasing Your Freelance Rates

    A blog post on when and how a freelancer should raise their rates. Audience content for the product's target user, with nothing about the product itself.

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  2. 1mo ago

    3 Project Management Tips for Savvy Freelancers

    Project management advice for freelancers delivering on a won contract. Same format and audience as the rest of this feed.

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  3. 2mo ago

    3 Simple Things You Can Do To Help Win Clients And Get Paid On Time

    A post on winning clients and getting paid on time — the closest this feed comes to the product's actual subject, and still purely advisory.

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  4. 3mo ago

    5 Things You Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Ask for as a Freelancer

    Advice on what freelancers should be willing to ask clients for. Monthly audience content, no product signal.

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  5. 4mo ago

    3 Green Flags to Consider When Taking on New Freelance Clients

    Green flags to look for when taking on new freelance clients. The same client-selection theme this blog returns to repeatedly.

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  6. 5mo ago

    Business Networking Tips for Introverts

    Networking advice for introverts. Furthest of any entry from the software, and a fair marker of what this feed is for.

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