Here are some tips which I followed to get my first client on freelancing platforms like Fiverr, UpWork, Freelancer, etc.
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2/6 - Optimize your gig so that it ranks in search. Do your keyword research. Look into the top 5 to 10 gigs on the niche you are making your gig in.
- To get some clients in the beginning, set your prices very low as compared to other freelancers in the same niche.
3/6 - It's good to have a portfolio but if you don't have one make sure you have some really good projects to show. In my case, I did not have any portfolio or projects to show still I was able to convince the clients ( will be sharing soon in another thread how I did that ).
4/6 - It will take some time for your profile to rank, for this time you will have to stay patient and work on improving your portfolio.
- This time can range from 2 weeks to 2 months. If it takes more time than your keywords are not good, try optimizing your profile.
5/6 - In order to rank in the search stay online, for maximum time on the respective platforms. It will increase your chances of getting clients.
- If everything is set properly you will definitely get a message from a client.
6/6 - Now you have to convince that person to create an order.
I hope this was helpful to you. I will be regularly sharing how I got clients in very less time on these platforms in the future.
React is the most dominating frontend ecosystem. π¨π»βπ»
The average salary of a react developer in the US is $ 120K. There are plenty of job opportunities for a skilled React developer in both the web2 and web3 worlds. πΈ
Some of the best resources for learning React in 2022 πππ
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1) React Docs beta
These new docs are an incredible improvement over the old docs. With in-depth tutorial and concept explanations, live editable sandboxes, coverage of key concepts and common gotchas, and much more things. beta.reactjs.org
2) Codevalution Youtube
This is one of the best free react courses I have been through. This playlist is perfect for those who are getting started with react.