I don't just describe what I do — I show it. Below is a selection of published writing, projects, and client outcomes that represent the range of what Wright's Freelancing Co. delivers.
Published articles across AI tools, local business, and freelance life — the full pieces, not summaries. See them all on the Articles page.
A practical breakdown of why the average knowledge worker is bleeding $200–400/month across overlapping AI tools — and the exact framework I use to audit a client's stack.
The real cost of manual booking and unanswered reviews for local trades — and how a simple automated reminder system pays for itself in the first month.
Practical, funny, and real — a guide to working from home when your office also contains a 4-year-old, a tablet full of cartoons, and a suspicious smell.
A deep-dive into Asheville's freelance economy — industries, networking groups, coworking spaces, and resources for independent workers in Western North Carolina.
Read full articleLonger-form writing on AI, work, and human behavior — published to my Mr. Wide Awake column on Medium.
The AI content experiment is quietly failing for a lot of brands, and the companies that replaced writers are hiring them back. What that means if you write for a living.
Streaks, badges, and daily nudges turn a calming practice into one more performance metric. On what habit-loop design gets wrong about wellbeing.
Where the wave of AI investment is actually landing in day-to-day operations — and how the way work gets done is shifting under everyone's feet.
A personal essay on the human skills automation can't touch — resourcefulness, reading people, working with no safety net — and how they built a business.
AI is everywhere and it's changing how we think and feel. A balanced look at where it genuinely helps — and where it quietly makes things worse.
The productivity traps that catch dads working from home with kids underfoot — and how to climb out of them without pretending the kids aren't there.
More fathers are working from home than ever. An honest look at what it costs, what it gives back, and how to keep the balance from tipping.
A complete quarterly tax calculator built for freelancers, gig drivers, and creators with irregular income. Four tabs — Income Tracker, Deductions, Tax Calculator, and a Dashboard that shows exactly what to set aside each month — with the full 2026 IRS math (self-employment tax, standard deduction, QBI deduction, and all seven brackets) built in.
Real engagements, real numbers. Names withheld where clients prefer privacy.
Successful freelancers don't wait to be discovered. I build credibility on a weekly cadence: publishing insights, documenting real outcomes, and creating tools people actually use. Here's how I do it — and how I help clients do the same.
"Jon brings a unique perspective to content creation that you won't find anywhere else. His ability to connect with audiences through authentic storytelling has transformed our brand voice and significantly improved our engagement rates. More than that, his project management skills kept our entire content calendar running smoothly while juggling multiple campaigns. Highly recommend."
"Working with Jon was a game-changer for our operations. He didn't just complete tasks; he identified inefficiencies we didn't even know we had and created systems that saved us hours every week. His attention to detail and proactive communication made managing our virtual partnership effortless."
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