Have you switched between 5 different niches in 5 months? I'm sure you've got very few(if any) clients. Spending the same time on one niche will produce better results 🙌

Freelancing Tip 💡 Learning new skills might feel like a waste of time since you aren't getting paid. In the long run, they'll pay off immensely. It's also good to take a 2-3 week break from projects occasionally to learn new skills.

The best things about being a freelancer: - You can work remotely - You build an agency and then make money with minimal effort. - You don't have a boss - You can work on side projects and SaaS apps

Do you know how I get clients? I help SaaS founders build/improve their products by offering web development and design services. I reach out to indie hackers and SaaS founders on Twitter using DMs. It's a really effective strategy once you have a portfolio!

Freelancing is not just about coding. It's like running a business. Marketing and sales are equally important.

I spent 8 months learning web development in 2020. I learnt HTML, CSS, JavaScript and React. I built projects and formed a portfolio. Only then I got my first freelancing project. If I stopped after the first 3 months, I never would've become a freelancer.

Here are 7 services you can offer as a freelancer: - Web Development - Graphic Design - Web Design - Social Media Management - SEO Consulting - Copywriting - Photo/Video Editing

Learn web development for free with these YouTube channels: - Dev Ed - Web Dev Simplified - Traversy Media - Kevin Powell - CodeStackr - The Net Ninja - FreeCodeCamp

Just being an expert web designer, developer or copywriting is not enough to begin freelancing. The difficult part here is the marketing. Master that and you'll succeed at freelancing.

Are you preparing for a JavaScript interview? Here are 7 topics you should read up on: 1. Closures 2. Classes 3. Array Methods 4. Event Loop 5. Currying 6. This, Bind, Call and Apply 7. Promises

Things You Should Know If You Are An Aspiring Developer: 1. Don't be ashamed for googling 2. Build projects to avoid getting stuck in tutorial hells 3. Focus on one language What more would you add?

Here are 3 good habits for aspiring developers: 1. Subscribe to 5-10 newsletters 2. Read 30 minutes of books daily 3. Spend 1 hour learning a new technology

7 Side Hustles For Developers - Ads on Websites - Memberships for SaaS products - Affiliate Links - Technical Writing - Freelancing - Info Products - Youtube Channel What else would you recommend?

Why do so many people put progress bars on their portfolios? What does 70% JavaScript even mean? Your definition of 100% JavaScript and my definition of 100% can be entirely different.

Good Marketing + Unique Selling Propositions + A Personal Touch = A New Client

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