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30Jul 2020 by Jasmine

How to Write the Best Freelance Proposals – 6 Ways to Win More Business

All blog posts, Freelancing, Getting Started

Writing proposals for your freelance work can feel daunting when you’re just starting. Then again, they might still be an obstacle even if you’re already freelancing full-time. Whether you’re just getting started or you have years of experience underneath your belt, learning how to write effective proposals that wow prospective clients can help your business. A sharp proposal can help you pull ahead of the competition and win bigger and better deals. And that means working on projects that you’re more interested in AND getting paid more. At the heart of it, your proposal needs to convince your prospective clients that you are the solution they want and need. And to do that, you need to present meaningful content in a professional way. This guide will walk you through the…

Can you make money on Fiverr? How to master the freelance job site

Freelancing, Getting Started

One of the easiest ways to get started as a freelancer or digital nomad is to use freelance websites to find paid work online. You can find work ranging from web design and marketing to dating profile design and voiceovers. Whether you want to supplement your income or become a full-time freelancer, there are endless possibilities of ways you can make money online. When Fiverr first came on the scene, it was a popular place where someone could get a logo design or a book cover for as low as five dollars. Hence the name Fiverr. However, the site has grown and now you can make significantly more than five dollars per project as a seller. For some, it can be a lucrative place to find clients. For others, it…

8 Mistakes to Avoid When Making Your Freelance Writing Portfolio

All blog posts, Freelancing, Getting Started

In order to land gigs as a freelancer, you need to prove to potential clients that they can trust you. Any future employer will want to preview your quality of work before committing to hiring you. One of the biggest sales tools you have as a freelance writer is your writing portfolio. But, many freelancers don’t take the time to create a truly amazing portfolio. Why is that? Well, writers don’t often look at their portfolio from the perspective of a potential client. They’re too close to all of their projects, and they know which ones are best. The problem is, your client doesn’t know that. If you take the same effort and apply it to planning your portfolio, you’ll see that it can help you land more gigs. You’ll…