Assalam-o-Alaikum, I’m Maham, a Computer Systems Engineer, working as a WordPress Web Developer and Presentation Designer. I also enjoy graphic design and creating presentations. I’d greatly appreciate it if you could review my profile and share your feedback on any areas where you see improvements needed. I’ve been trying to grow my freelancing career alongside my current work, but despite actively bidding and offering my services on platforms like Upwork and Fiverr, I haven’t been able to secure consistent clients yet. I’ve tried graphic design, content writing, and presentation design, but I’m still struggling to get orders. Upwork profile: https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~015645a9d6b4ae42a9 Fiverr Profile: https://www.fiverr.com/s/pdYW2jE Behance Portfolio: https://www.behance.net/mahamkhancs I’m looking for guidance on: · How to improve my bidding and proposals to attract clients · Strategies to make my profile more appealing · Tips for finding high-quality clients or joining digital agencies for regular work I’m passionate about freelancing and eager to learn. Any advice, tips, or guidance from the community would mean a lot to me. Thank you in advance!

✅ 1. Automate Repetitive Editing Tasks With Presets Most editors waste time doing the same things in every project: - Color grading - Audio cleanup - Titles/lower thirds - Transitions - Export settings 🔧 Solution Create presets (templates) so you can apply them in one click. Tools: - Adobe Premiere Pro: Presets for color (Lumetri), audio, sequences, captions - DaVinci Resolve: PowerGrades, Fusion templates - Final Cut Pro: Effects presets, titles presets Result: Instead of doing 10–15 clicks per clip, you do 1 click. ✅ 2. Auto-Cut Silences & Bad Takes Manually trimming pauses takes the most time. 🔧 Solution Use auto-silence cutting + “detect dead air.” Tools: - Descript → Auto-remove silence + filler words - Premiere Pro Speech-to-Text + Auto Split - DaVinci Resolve Neural Engine (Detect Moments) Result: Cuts your timeline cleanup time by 70%. ✅ 3. Auto-Captions & Subtitles (with high accuracy) Don’t write captions manually. Tools: - Premiere Pro Speech-to-Text - CapCut Auto-captions - Descript Captions - DaVinci Resolve Transcription Result: Saves 1–2 hours per video and improves accuracy by 95%. ✅ 4. Auto-Enhance Audio Instead of manually EQ, noise reduce, and compress… Tools: - Adobe “Enhance Speech” - DaVinci Resolve “Dialogue Leveler” - Audition presets - Krisp (real-time noise removal) Result: Good audio without touching advanced audio tools. ✅ 5. Use AI Editing Tools (for 10x faster workflows) If you edit volume content like TikToks, podcasts, reels, etc., AI tools can automate most of it. Best AI Tools: 🎧 Wisecut → Auto cut silences, add zooms, subtitles 🎙️ Descript → Edit video like a text document 🔄 Runway → Auto-remove backgrounds, fill, b-roll 🎞️ Pika / Kapwing AI → Quick cuts, captions, templates Result: Cuts 3-hour work to 20–30 minutes. ✅ 6. Automated B-Roll & Stock Insertions Adding b-roll manually is slow. Tools: - Runway automatic b-roll suggestions - Premiere Pro AI B-Roll Recommender (beta) - Descript Auto B-roll - Vidyo.ai for auto-highlights & b-roll

I have a old upwork account which is approved and have 50 connects and there is no activuty i have performed in that account but i was created in 2020 and i haven't done any activity and it was in the niche of data scraping and data entry but now i wanna fresh start with video editing niche so should i create new one or either used the old one which is better. Does it affect the anyting if i used old one

Assalam-o-Alaikum, I need some advice from all of you. I recently worked with a client on Upwork who hired me to create a logo. I made the logo exactly according to his requirements, applied all the requested changes, prepared the mockups, and even showed him how the logo would look on different products. However, now the client feels that something might be missing from the logo. He thinks it may need further improvements or changes, and he’s unsure whether the current design is suitable for his brand and products. So, I kindly request guidance from fellow graphic designers. Please take a look at this logo and share your suggestions on how I can improve it or make it more attractive, so I can guide my client better. Thank you so much.

⭐ 1. What is a High-Ticket Client? A high-ticket client is someone who pays premium pricing for a service because they want: - Speed - Expertise - Certainty - Results - Convenience - Done-for-you solutions - Peace of mind 💰 High-ticket = $1,000 – $20,000+ per client (depends on the industry) They don’t want cheap work.They want the best and they’re willing to pay for it. ⭐ 2. Who are High-Ticket Clients? (Profiles) High-ticket clients are usually: ✔ Business Owners Running profitable businesses that want to grow or save time. ✔ Agencies That outsource parts of their work (editing, management, content creation, automation) ✔ Coaches & Consultants Who need content, funnels, ads, storytelling, systems. ✔ Companies (SME level) Medium & large companies needing consistent services. ✔ Entrepreneurs With cash flow who want reliable help. ✔ People who understand ROI They don’t see your service as “cost” — they see it as an investment. ⭐ 3. How to Reach High-Ticket Clients (Simple Map) High-ticket clients come from 3 sources: A) Outbound (you reach them) - LinkedIn DMs - Cold email - Instagram DMs - Skool groups - Facebook groups - YouTube comments section - Reddit communities - Industry forums Outbound is fast but requires skill. B) Inbound (they come to you) This is where 90-day results come. What creates inbound? - Posting valuable content - YouTube videos educating them - Strong personal brand - Solving a specific problem publicly - Show 1–2 client wins - Sharing your journey & expertise Inbound leads ≠ small budget people.Inbound leads are usually high-ticket buyers because you already built trust. C) Partnerships - White-label for an agency - Content editor for a coach - Automation partner - Referral networks One partnership can give you $2k, $5k, even $10k/mo consistently. ⭐ 4. How to Onboard High-Ticket Clients Here’s the process the pros use: 1) Discovery Call Understand their problems, goals, current situation.