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Congrats @Toni Stuckey 🎉
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Congratulations Toni, Could you please help me to how to find new clients and boost my business. I am new in the Contra community.
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205 points. Top 1% of creatives on Contra. 🚀
A milestone that feels even more meaningful as a Framer Expert and web designer.
Grateful for the projects, clients, and opportunities that keep pushing me to create better work and keep growing.
More to build ahead. ✨
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Hey Dishant, congrats again! Quick Q if you don't mind - how long does it usually take for points to show up after finishing a project? Like, is it after client approval or weekly update? I'm pretty new to the points system.
Apparently, my Ambrosia post has been featured on Contra! Haven’t figured out where yet, but I’m taking the win 🙌
Thank you, Contra. A lovely little surprise today!
huge congrats!
I've been using Contra for a while now, mostly as a place to showcase our work.
But lately I've been wondering how people actually use the platform to get hired.
Is it the projects you publish? Your profile?
Being active in the community? Applying to jobs?
We've had clients find us through different places, but Contra still feels a little different to me. There's the portfolio side, the community side, the job side, and I'm not sure how much each one actually matters.
So I'm curious: if you've gotten projects through Contra, what actually worked for you?
I'd especially love to hear from people who've been using it for a while, not just what you're supposed to do, but what actually led to a project.
