How Do You Make Money as a Freelancer

[Nomad]

Freelancing is one of the best ways to make money online. You do not have to spend any money and you can make full time income as a freelancer. If you look at how much the top freelancers are earning with freelancing on platforms like Fiverr and Upwork, you will be amazed. Are you a freelancer, how do you make money as a freelancer?
Well, I am basically a freelance writer, I write for forums and blogs. I also write articles and ebooks for clients. Sometimes I also get web designing contract and I build websites for clients.

 

[Shortie]

I am a freelancer and have been since 2012 with a slight break between 2017 and 2022 to take on another venture before coming back to freelancing in late 2022.

I make money from freelancing and it is a great help with my health that I can do that and work from home.

 

[Nomad]

Working from home and earning money as a freelancer is great. However, do you realize it is not always possible to earn consistently as a freelancer and at times you might have financial difficulties if freelancing is your only source of income. Therefore, I try to balance freelancing with blogging and online selling.

 

[Shawn Gossman]

I'm a freelance writer.

I do outdoor writing in specific. That's it. I only do topics I enjoy to write about because when I write them, I write them with passion and love for the topic.

That's an important trait, IMO.

Secondly, I have an outdoor blog. I have more than 500 articles on it. They're well-crafted and of the highest quality and value.

That's important to have as well because it's proof and examples that you do good work.

Directly contact the person you want to cold sell to and pitch your price giving them a link to your blog and other sites that show you're an expert about the topic.

Pricing wise? I charge anywhere from $150 to $500 per article. Don't undersell your worth. If you're writing about something that you know a lot about and have passion, you deserve to make money from it.

If no one is willing to meet my price, that's not a customer I want to begin with.