You can try also it here in the forum, try to create a thread and find someone to work with you, and pay them with Bitcoin.
It's good to find here because they are already aware of cryptocurrency or about Bitcoin.
You can try on this section: Bitcoin Forum > Economy > Marketplace > Services
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0
Ask for their portfolio or previous works, beware of scammers.
Topic: Which is the best platform to get clients as a web designer? - page 4. (Read 1309 times)
As I saw their lots of talk about web sites and their designing if you need any site for packaging you can visit us: https://impressionville.com/
yeah, maybe you are right.
Hey, I want to tell you something about your question. I just ask someone about your question and they tell me social media is the best platform from where you
can get clients. Especially Instagram is good for you.
can get clients. Especially Instagram is good for you.
I don't about that thing on instagram but actually you can get those jobs on upwork,fiverr and even here. But also if we discuss about social media then Linked is one of the best platform to choose with but to maximize all maybe its good to place our experiences on our timeline on which social media platform we are active on since for sure there are clients out there would provably here us if we have experience for the job they are seeking for.
Hey, I want to tell you something about your question. I just ask someone about your question and they tell me social media is the best platform from where you
can get clients. Especially Instagram is good for you.
can get clients. Especially Instagram is good for you.
The cost of purchasing a course related to IT proffession is quite on a high side in our world today, still lots of competition out there, a lot of people searching for clients using different advertising methods making it harder to find clients.
Upwork is a fine place but the fees are outrageous. If you can establish a good relationship with the employer, you can find him/her outside of upwork and continue from there. It is usually the best route for the freelancer and the employer both. Be careful though, upwork shouldn't know what you are up to or they may ban your account. Upwork is a good platform but only till you find your decent employer, then you continue to build your network from there. Don't depend on upwork too much.
I think Bitcointalk is growing day by day and there are lot of possibilities that one would be a web designer as well so you can post it off over there and get the best solution of your problem
Why not posting your service offered here? For sure you can get some clients knowing that many are seeking for something they need to learn or get some workers who can work for them so better try to post your creative thread for people to see also try to seek it on linked since mostly big time clients are there posting their wants regarding on technical and other type of jobs that they required.
Better to post on multiple platform so that you can get a better result.
Better to post on multiple platform so that you can get a better result.
Yes OP should post about his services and portfolio in the services section. There are many emerging crypto and gambling companies who may need the services of the web designers. Since not many people offer such service here, the competition will be less as compare to the freelancing platforms like fiverr.
Why not posting your service offered here? For sure you can get some clients knowing that many are seeking for something they need to learn or get some workers who can work for them so better try to post your creative thread for people to see also try to seek it on linked since mostly big time clients are there posting their wants regarding on technical and other type of jobs that they required.
Better to post on multiple platform so that you can get a better result.
Better to post on multiple platform so that you can get a better result.
If you're a designer looking for a platform to offer your services on I would say Fiverr and/or Upwork are your best bet. Both have large audiences of people in need of design services, and you won't have to worry about getting scammed or anything because they use an in-house escrow type of system.
The cost of purchasing a course related to IT proffession is quite on a high side in our world today, still lots of competition out there, a lot of people searching for clients using different advertising methods making it harder to find clients.
Although the cost of online available paid courses are high, but there are many free courses available. People learn from these free courses and then offer their services on freelancing platforms. This increases the competition and in return the buyer of these services get better product on cheap rates.
The cost of purchasing a course related to IT proffession is quite on a high side in our world today, still lots of competition out there, a lot of people searching for clients using different advertising methods making it harder to find clients.
As other say the competition is so high everywhere so you need to do something more interesting things to market your skills and to became more competitive better try to ask more lower rate than your competitors since for sure from that you will get more client even here. Maybe you can start to post your portfolio and see if you can convince clients to get your service to them so make sure you finish the job according to the set deadline and you finish it without complain since for sure your existing clients will recommend you to his friends and other near them.
Just be active in most of the marketplaces including the forum and other social media platforms. I see the big demand for web designer and developers and I think you'll be better if you're also a developer since most companies hire someone that does both.
It helps them save time looking for another person to work at that portion but don't get low balled and know your worth and skill. Aside from those places, in freelancing sites too, be active there and just do the related search for your skillset to look for your clients.
It helps them save time looking for another person to work at that portion but don't get low balled and know your worth and skill. Aside from those places, in freelancing sites too, be active there and just do the related search for your skillset to look for your clients.
The cost of purchasing a course related to IT proffession is quite on a high side in our world today, still lots of competition out there, a lot of people searching for clients using different advertising methods making it harder to find clients.
The competition will always be high in terms of efficiency and price. You won't get an easy work or job on the online freelancing platforms.
For sure, those who have learnt and have knowledge & experience will have more chances of finding a client as compare to the one who have recently entered in this competitive market. However you can try your luck on different Facebook relevant groups and try to find clients manually.
Advertising platforms usually prioritize those who pay the most. You will only get low ad visibility if you choose the lowest plan.
By the way, what methods have you done so far?
Getting clients is not always through advertising, you can offer your services directly by contacting potential clients on social media. Maybe it's because you're only targeting big clients/companies making it difficult for you. I only suggest starting small to add to the collection of experiences on your portfolio page. You can also sell web templates on design marketplace sites like 99designs, dribble, or others and place your personal contacts so they will contact you for design changes or adjustments.
Even I think that web designing jobs are more and more in demand these days. Now retail businesses are starting to have their own websites to serve their customers.
By the way, what methods have you done so far?
Getting clients is not always through advertising, you can offer your services directly by contacting potential clients on social media. Maybe it's because you're only targeting big clients/companies making it difficult for you. I only suggest starting small to add to the collection of experiences on your portfolio page. You can also sell web templates on design marketplace sites like 99designs, dribble, or others and place your personal contacts so they will contact you for design changes or adjustments.
Even I think that web designing jobs are more and more in demand these days. Now retail businesses are starting to have their own websites to serve their customers.
Well if you are in the profession and you know this then you need to learn how to market your skills properly, in other words, what you bring to the table that other cannot bring froth right away.
If you are looking to work in web designing you can find some jobs on this forum too, paying in bitcoin. My suggestion is to give some free designs to well known users as a vouch and use that to improve your portfolio to some extent and gain popularity here - that will help you get future jobs and launch your career.
But it is indeed tough for a new user to get recognized here, if that is what you are aiming for.
In real life this is more or less same, use your contacts to seek out potential clients and give them some free work or some discounted services.
If you are looking to work in web designing you can find some jobs on this forum too, paying in bitcoin. My suggestion is to give some free designs to well known users as a vouch and use that to improve your portfolio to some extent and gain popularity here - that will help you get future jobs and launch your career.
But it is indeed tough for a new user to get recognized here, if that is what you are aiming for.
In real life this is more or less same, use your contacts to seek out potential clients and give them some free work or some discounted services.
The cost of purchasing a course related to IT proffession is quite on a high side in our world today, still lots of competition out there, a lot of people searching for clients using different advertising methods making it harder to find clients.
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