👩‍💻 Freelance Services Are you a freelancer?

[Nomad]

Freelancing means you work for individuals and companies without being on their payroll. You can work online or offline as a freelancer. It might be a little easier to find freelancing contracts online compared to offline. Even though everyone can become a freelancer, individuals with professional expertise in fields like video editing, animation, or programming may find it easier to secure high-paying assignments.
Having high paying skills and finding high-paying clients are two basic steps for freelancers to maximize earnings. To achieve this goal, consider the following strategies:

Upskill to enhance your value in the job market.
Deliver consistently high-quality work to earn positive reviews, which can attract premium clients.
Diversify your freelancing efforts across multiple platforms to ensure a continuous stream of work.

 

[Cory]

I'm not a freelancer, but if I had enough experience I would probably become one. I've tried sites like Freelancer before and it seems very competitive and hard to obtain work orders there when multiple people are offering to do the job and have way more experience in it than me. Also, a lot of people who were looking for a freelancer needed server-side languages involved, which I know nothing about. I've always been more of a client-side kind of guy.

 

[Empire]

POsting counts right, I Mean people would end up doing posting and content on sites and get paid that counts as a freelancer earning an examount a day. That's if you all into writing for ever

 

[Kennysplash]

Anybody that works online at their own stipulated time and rate is a freelancer. So most of us are freelancers.

 

[Arantor]

Used to be, couldn't be bothered with the hassle of finding clients etc., always been much better at the actual work part than the administrivia attached.

 

[Dismal_Bliss]

I am self-employed and own my own business, so I guess I am a freelancer.