Build your brand
If you don't grow your presence in the digital world, potential clients will have a difficult time finding you.
- Start establishing yourself as a top freelancer in your industry with a professional website that includes your portfolio of work on it, shares who you are as a person and as a freelancer, and details your services.
- Add a blog to advance your reputation as an expert in your industry.
- Network with other freelancers in your industry on social media.
- Explore how to grow your freelancer brand in the physical world.
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