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God'sFavour Uba

• Apr 4

Hello, My name is Zara, I am a Customer Support and Admin VA. I just finished working on my portfolio and I would love your honest feedback on it. What is working, what is not?

Needless to say, if you or anyone in your network could use my services, reach out. Here's the link: https://zara-virtual-assistant-81fq76s.gamma.site/

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zara-virtual-assistant-81fq76s.gamma.site

My clients call me Zara.

I’m a Virtual Assistant with 4 years of real-world experience inside a busy legal and real estate operation managing executives’ schedules, keeping inboxes at zero, coordinating across departments, and making sure nothing falls through the cracks. I also bring a background in Educational Psychology,

Ayesha S

• Apr 4

This is so cool but a little aniamtion and css effects will even make it cooler plus if you sprinkle a liitle bit of typography, it will be cooloest

God'sFavour Uba

• Apr 4

Thank you very much for your feedback. I honestly didn't expect anyone to reply. I will work towards the animation and typography. thanks.

Akinkunmi Ayo

• Apr 4

this is amazing

God'sFavour Uba

• Apr 4

Thank you 😊.

Grecia Valero

• Apr 8

Good! I will recommend to write shorter descriptions and make the landing page more digestable and summarized. Also I would center the final CTA

God'sFavour Uba

• Apr 8

Thank you so much for your feedback, I really appreciate.

Ill do some more work based on your suggestions.

Grecia Valero

• Apr 9

I'm glad its helpful to you! :)

Stacy · Heed Collective

pro

• May 25

Posting your work online became a whole separate project Let's be honest, "just post it" is a lie

You finish the project Now you need to turn the work into content And yet somehow, it feels like a final boss fight

The funniest part is that this was supposed to be the easy step

This is the part I'm building aftrglo for Sharing your work should feel lighter than this ↓

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Ashlyn Jackson

pro

• May 26

Posting is alwasy so OVERWHELMING to me! This is such a thoughtful project.

Daniel Adeeri

pro

• May 25

I published a new Ad Design project Check it out

Advertisement Design

Timothy Olukoya

pro

• May 25

This is amazing, Daniel

BrightStudios ®

max

• May 25

A freelancer raises his rate on a good week and drops it after three ignored proposals.

He calls it reading the market.

It isn't. He just never had a number.

I read a book last week called The Man of Zero. It's about spirituality, not business, and the author would probably wince at what I did with it. He describes "Zero" as being complete without needing the next thing to feel like enough.

Here's the version that applies to us: your value has to be set before anyone reacts to you.

Not discovered in a sales call. Not adjusted after a slow month. Decided, on a calm day, with nobody in the room.

Because if every interaction gets to reprice you, you don't have a rate. You don't have a brand. You have a mood.

And buyers can feel a mood. A rate that moves the second someone pushes reads as a rate that was never real. People don't value what's visibly negotiable. They value what holds.

This week's BRIGHT Method is about setting your zero. The freelancer version and the company version. Why Gap killed its new logo in six days, and why almost everyone took the wrong lesson from it. Read on Substack

Read on X

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Vasilii Feofanov

pro

• May 25

Amazing article

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• May 25

Posting your work online became a whole separate project Let's be honest, "just post it" is a lie

You finish the project Now you need to turn the work into content And yet somehow, it feels like a final boss fight

The funniest part is that this was supposed to be the easy step

This is the part I'm building aftrglo for Sharing your work should feel lighter than this ↓

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Ashlyn Jackson

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• May 26

Posting is alwasy so OVERWHELMING to me! This is such a thoughtful project.

Daniel Adeeri

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• May 25

I published a new Ad Design project Check it out

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• May 25

This is amazing, Daniel

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max

• May 25

A freelancer raises his rate on a good week and drops it after three ignored proposals.

He calls it reading the market.

It isn't. He just never had a number.

Here's the version that applies to us: your value has to be set before anyone reacts to you.

Not discovered in a sales call. Not adjusted after a slow month. Decided, on a calm day, with nobody in the room.

Because if every interaction gets to reprice you, you don't have a rate. You don't have a brand. You have a mood.

And buyers can feel a mood. A rate that moves the second someone pushes reads as a rate that was never real. People don't value what's visibly negotiable. They value what holds.

Read on X

Read on Linkedin

brightmethod freelancerlife startup

Vasilii Feofanov

pro

• May 25

Amazing article