What are the aspects of WordPress and how do they fit together to form the puzzle? Let's see in this video.

On this video I show you some platforms that let you benefit from free to use assets that will help you as a freelancer, both for your clients' projects, and also for your website(s) and social media.

You have to think of your freelancing like it's a business. Otherwise it would be had for you to identify when and how to scale. Treating your freelancing as a business will allow you to always monitor and optimize your activity, also figure our what works and what doesn't when it comes to your sales/marketing. And it will also allow you to think more about ways to make more money, either by delivering more websites or charging more per website.

As a freelancer, the problem you want to have is having more quality projects than you can handle. Which means that you have to diversify your methods of landing clients. Your network is one of the most effective ways to get qualified leads that want your services, you must develop business relationships with others. Who to have business relationships with? Start with your previous clients, always check up on them if they need anything (paid or something small and free), this will strengthen the relationship and makes it easier for them to suggest you to their network. Also consider developing business relationships with other freelancers in your service or in adjacent services, they can get you projects or you can take a load of their work and get paid for it. Also consider joining groups and going into business events where your services can be needed. What matters is that you always keep your name in people's minds, so that when they, or someone they know needs something you offer, they can quickly refer you.

One of the most telling markers of success as a freelancer is who you choose to work with and target. The better you target, the more you close, the more you make. Watch this video to see which criteria to qualify niches by.