How to become freelancer?

[zelosog]

Hello what tips you guys have for person who has skills:

- Knows how to run ads/white and black
- Knows how to code and create automation tools(Did code for about 3 years but always did only stuff for myself and sometimes share with friends for free)
- And many other skills like hosting a websites/opening a shops etc (like all the technical stuff i know it's common knowledge but i know many people have problem with that)

How i can find as freelancer people which might be interested in that? Fiver i think it's kinda saturated.

 

[NirvanaWolf]

Never rule out a platform with an assumption that it's too saturated. Try to find clients everywhere. Sometimes you find long term clients when you're least expecting it.
Fiverr, upwork, linkedin, reddit, FB, BHW etc., be active everywhere.

 

[mrfaraz]

Hello what tips you guys have for person who has skills:

- Knows how to run ads/white and black
- Knows how to code and create automation tools(Did code for about 3 years but always did only stuff for myself and sometimes share with friends for free)
- And many other skills like hosting a websites/opening a shops etc (like all the technical stuff i know it's common knowledge but i know many people have problem with that)

How i can find as freelancer people which might be interested in that? Fiver i think it's kinda saturated.

Try creating an account on Fiverr and start promoting your service there .
I don't recommend upwork for begginers as it is expensive , below is the link to my thread for tips .

My Personal Tips for New Fiverr Sellers​

 

[SirTop]

Never rule out a platform with an assumption that it's too saturated. Try to find clients everywhere. Sometimes you find long term clients when you're least expecting it.
Fiverr, upwork, linkedin, reddit, FB, BHW etc., be active everywhere.

Haha I never understand the idea behind "saturated"… Many people just quit things before they even get started with that mentality.

Everything will always be saturated but that shouldn’t stop you from trying things your own way to see what works.

Nothing is ever certain, OP ... Oops, maybe tax and death : )

 

[Accflip]

u got stack most ppl don’t. fiverr/upwork crowded, but niche forums, telegram groups, private discord servers still hungry for coders + ad ops. drop value posts showing ur builds, then slide into dms. linkedin outreach to agencies works too pitch ur tech edge not just “i run ads.” build small portfolio site, funnel ppl there. direct networking beats marketplaces.

 

[zelosog]

Try creating an account on Fiverr and start promoting your service there .
I don't recommend upwork for begginers as it is expensive , below is the link to my thread for tips .

My Personal Tips for New Fiverr Sellers​

Thanks for the info, i will for sure check that!

Haha I never understand the idea behind "saturated"… Many people just quit things before they even get started with that mentality.

Everything will always be saturated but that shouldn’t stop you from trying things your own way to see what works.

Nothing is ever certain, OP ... Oops, maybe tax and death : )

You are right i would still service myself on fiver but i know its saturated by low prices, so i wouldnt put that much focus as like in other platform, but i totally agree with you on that! I used wrong words for that my bad

u got stack most ppl don’t. fiverr/upwork crowded, but niche forums, telegram groups, private discord servers still hungry for coders + ad ops. drop value posts showing ur builds, then slide into dms. linkedin outreach to agencies works too pitch ur tech edge not just “i run ads.” build small portfolio site, funnel ppl there. direct networking beats marketplaces.

That's what i wanted to do i wanted to do 2 websites actually like 1 for ads agency and second for code service, i would want to run ads with that also to promo the services which platform for that would be the best u think? Google?

 

[Builder Dave]

Utilize your skills to build something you can make a more passive income from. Freelancing is good, but set your sights on the next level.

 

[MaxGuard]

If you know how to code and tech stuff, then get a portfolio like real portfolio that doesn't just have your "project sites", you can provide services for really discounted rates or even free trials if you're sure that it could convert in long term business. You can try to do it in your local area or if you're targeting online then social media is great lead source.

If you've got money to invest then i think there are methods like buying reviews on freelancing platforms etc but that's expensive and against terms so it's a choice you'll have to make.

 

[Prime Tech]

Hello what tips you guys have for person who has skills:

- Knows how to run ads/white and black
- Knows how to code and create automation tools(Did code for about 3 years but always did only stuff for myself and sometimes share with friends for free)
- And many other skills like hosting a websites/opening a shops etc (like all the technical stuff i know it's common knowledge but i know many people have problem with that)

How i can find as freelancer people which might be interested in that? Fiver i think it's kinda saturated.

Start by offering your services on platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, or niche forums (like BHW). Build a small portfolio, even if it’s just personal projects. Network in communities where your target clients hang out, and don’t underestimate the power of cold outreach with a clear value offer. Saturation can be beaten with good positioning.

 

[Brickbat1]

Hello what tips you guys have for person who has skills:

- Knows how to run ads/white and black
- Knows how to code and create automation tools(Did code for about 3 years but always did only stuff for myself and sometimes share with friends for free)
- And many other skills like hosting a websites/opening a shops etc (like all the technical stuff i know it's common knowledge but i know many people have problem with that)

How i can find as freelancer people which might be interested in that? Fiver i think it's kinda saturated.

Well, for starters, get Jr VIP and respond to clients right here on BHW.

 

[kalpana007]

Offer these services to someone based on commission on sales.

 

[seothatranks]

Hello what tips you guys have for person who has skills:

- Knows how to run ads/white and black
- Knows how to code and create automation tools(Did code for about 3 years but always did only stuff for myself and sometimes share with friends for free)
- And many other skills like hosting a websites/opening a shops etc (like all the technical stuff i know it's common knowledge but i know many people have problem with that)

How i can find as freelancer people which might be interested in that? Fiver i think it's kinda saturated.

Register on freelance forums. Apply for jobs. Satisfy clients and you will get lot of repeat jobs. Helping clients should be major target.

 

[mixinstall]

Focus on niche offers like “automation tools for marketers” and showcase projects on LinkedIn, Reddit, and Discord communities.
Use platforms like Upwork, Contra, or IndieHackers to find clients seeking tech and ad automation help

Hello what tips you guys have for person who has skills:

- Knows how to run ads/white and black
- Knows how to code and create automation tools(Did code for about 3 years but always did only stuff for myself and sometimes share with friends for free)
- And many other skills like hosting a websites/opening a shops etc (like all the technical stuff i know it's common knowledge but i know many people have problem with that)

How i can find as freelancer people which might be interested in that? Fiver i think it's kinda saturated.

 

[WaveProxies]

If you know how to run ads, why not create your own website using some AI where you offer something, then just advertise it using your marketing skills?

 

[ldmagency]

Hello what tips you guys have for person who has skills:

- Knows how to run ads/white and black
- Knows how to code and create automation tools(Did code for about 3 years but always did only stuff for myself and sometimes share with friends for free)
- And many other skills like hosting a websites/opening a shops etc (like all the technical stuff i know it's common knowledge but i know many people have problem with that)

How i can find as freelancer people which might be interested in that? Fiver i think it's kinda saturated.

As per my experience, you can definitely do freelancing, but the main issue is that it takes time and you need to be consistent on these platforms. I would suggest starting with free platforms first, because Upwork is a good platform but also very expensive. You need to spend a good amount before getting success there.
You can try Fiverr, Work Remotely, BHW, etc. There are many free platforms that can still give you good clients.

 

[ZenithZeus]

Start by picking a skill, create profiles on platforms like Upwork or Fiverr, showcase your work, and start applying for small projects to build reputation.