Give me some freelancing tips

Instead of sending 100 applications, spend that time building a strong portfolio, posting valuable content on LinkedIn, and reaching out directly to ideal clients. That's where the best opportunities are.
 
Start with competitive pricing to build your reputation, then gradually increase your rates as you gain experience and reviews.
 
When you are just starting, don't try to beat the market too early. Join the market and try to understand market demands and rates before making adjustments.
 
I have been in the freelancing field since 2018. Started out as a copywriter then AI come and I learned digital marketing especially email marketing, automation and social media management. However, it seems like the freelance market has become over saturated and its taking me months to land a gig. I have all the skills required but i cant seem to navigate the job market. Every job post attracts 100s of application and it seems like an impossible mission. Help me with skills to survive a crowded freelance market.

I think the key now is to stop competing as a general freelancer. Pick a specific AI-related niche, build a few examples, and sell a clear result instead of just listing your skills.

Also, don't rely only on Upwork/Fiverr-type platforms where every job gets hundreds of applications. There are smaller niche marketplaces too. For AI jobs/services, check out BIS0N.com (BIS-zero-N) - it's focused specifically on AI marketplace products and AI freelance services.
 
Choose a specific niche, create strong samples, write customized proposals, communicate clearly, and build reviews through quality work rather than chasing every job.
 
In this crowded market, The only way to stand out is to build a strong personal brand and showcase your talent. This will give you so much reach that you never imagined and eventually you will land on a project/job.
 
hi i think the best move is to pick one niche and focus on getting clients directly and the market is crowded so standing out matters more than applying to hundreds of jobs.
 
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