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Hello People! 👋
This is my first day on Contra.
I’m a multidisciplinary designer working across branding, web, product UI & social media. Just published my first project here and I’m slowly building out the rest of my profile.
For those who’ve been on Contra for a while, what actually helped you land your first client here?
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