How to start freelancing
- Make sure you want to work for yourself. You have no one to rely on but yourself.
- Network with other people in your industry and come up with ways you can help each other out.
- Get over your fear of rejection.
- Learn to write effective cold emails. Cold emailing is exactly what it sounds like—contacting people you don’t know without any introduction.
- Collaborate with other agencies or freelancers
- Join popular marketplaces. There are many freelance platforms where you can win projects and make a lot of money.
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