When starting out as a freelancer, it can be challenging to know where to price yourself based on your knowledge and your skills in the market. To work this out, we suggest you:

• Find your niche. This is the value freelancers bring to many companies to help meet their needs. Once they’ve developed an area of expertise, they need to learn how to communicate their value, clearly and concisely. 
• Learn the market. After all, there’s no fun in marketing a skill that nobody wants. 
• Monetize your skills. It’s no good freelancing if you can’t make money. Turn your talents into products or services that people can buy. 
• Tap into your confidence. Know that what you can offer is crucial and own it. Most

To keep your clients returning:

• Interact with your clients in a personable way. Don’t just focus on the results; build your relationships. Get to know your clients, their challenges, and what their goals are. 
• Find out what other projects they might need help with and offer support. If you don’t hear of any follow-up opportunities during your initial stint, take initiative and tell your employer that you’re open to working on more projects in the future. 
• Use your expertise to improve other parts of their business. If they don’t have anything that needs working on, suggest other areas that you could improve. 
• Never over-promise and then under-deliver. 
• Always get testimonials from your clients.