Freelancing is something what attract many teenager
developers, designers, copy writers, content writers, editors and almost every
field you name.
I myself was a part of this few years back. First of all it
is a very pain full process.
1. Define Your Goals
2. Find a Profitable Niche
3. Identify Your Target Clients
4. Set Strategic Prices for Your Services
5. Build a High-Quality Portfolio Website
6. Create Examples of What You Can Deliver (on Your Portfolio
Site)
7. Thoughtfully Choose Your First Clients
8. Mention Potential Clients in Your Content
9. Learn How to Pitch Yourself
10. Don’t Mix Your Day Job Priorities with Freelance
Business
Now let’s see how it really works.
More than 94% an agent start project online on different
websites he the agent is the person who took project from the company.
Let’s
understand agent first, agent is the person who do not know anything about
project, what he really do is took a project from a company it could be a website,
content writing, video editing etc, then he search a freelancer.
If an agent took project of 1000 $ what he pay to freelancer
that is not more then 100 $.
So basically the person who earn the max is that agent who
do not know anything about the project he is one who just act like a bridge
between company and the person who do the job.
If you are doing freelancing you never
know that you are talking with the company real person or with agent and what you got is not project real cost it is just not more
than 5 to 10 percent of the job.
Talented persons only waste their time on freelancing websites.
