3 Rules for Q4 Invoicing: Beat the Payment Freeze 🥶 We recently asked freelancers if clients were taking longer to pay now that we're in the final quarter of the year. The reality check is harsh: 54% of you confirmed you’re already seeing delays. 😩 That statistic means you need a proactive strategy now. We've put together this super quick, essential guide to ensure you get paid on time before everyone checks out for the holidays! The Micro-Checklist for Quick Payments 💸 Invoice 7 days early. Don't wait for the project to be 100% finished to send the invoice. Get it into the client's accounting system as soon as deliverables are approved, ideally 7 days before the due date. 💸 Always use net 7 terms for December work. You have to tighten your terms. Using Net 7 instead of Net 30 for any work submitted after mid-November creates urgency and prevents your invoice from sliding into the client's next fiscal year. 💸 Attach the receipt for the initial deposit. Include the original deposit receipt or signed contract with the final invoice. It subtly reminds the client of the agreed-upon commitment and helps streamline their internal reconciliation process. A small detail that speeds things up! Save this post! What's your secret weapon for getting paid quickly in Q4? Let us know! 👇
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