4 ms·
Of course it would be ideal if freelancers could just find contracts because they have a great portfolio, but that isn't reality. It has to be a big site in or
by ricksharp 9y ago
Of course it would be ideal if freelancers could just find contracts because they have a great portfolio, but that isn't reality.
It has to be a big site in order to compete with the SEO and marketing budgets of big agencies.
Individual freelancers don't stand a chance of being found.
So I want to create a place where we can be found and also promote each other.
More importantly, it needs to be a site where clients can post potential jobs maybe with a process of clarifying job description and help identifying a realistic budget.
- BjoernKW 9y ago> Of course it would be ideal if freelancers could just find contracts because they have a great portfolio, but that isn't reality. Then why not create that reality instead? > Individual freelancers don't stand a chance of being found. Steady and consistent efforts (blog posts, involvement in open source work and similar public projects, talks etc.) accompanied by networking and customer referrals go a long way. This isn't something that can be achieved quickly but over time and through consistent work you can build a decent public presence as a freelancer / consultant. > So I want to create a place where we can be found and also promote each other. Sites like this are ten a penny. How would you compete with the SEO and marketing budgets of big agencies yourself?