Two weeks ago I became oficially a freelancer. This used to scare me, specially doing it here in Spain. Now, it feels exciting. One week ago, I signed my first High-ticket client offering a Framer website. I'm also collaborating as a Framer expert and web designer/developer with an international studio. So many great things ahead, insane projects to build and great achievements to reach. → Yotube videos coming soon. Starting to create content as a designer on YT & IG. → Preparing Focaldott's launch. Join the waitlist now at http://focaldott.com and get lifetime benefits. → Working on the marketing of FolderV12 (Opening pre-orders of our first physical products very soon) (If you are a designer and have a really creative and ambitious mind, this e-commerce brand will be your favorite in 1 year span from now) Join the waitlist at http://folderv12.com to have early access to the pre-orders. It's not easy but it's so exciting to work on such cool projects. I would like to read and know more about your journey, so feel free to share it. We are all here to inspire.

I get a lot of comments like this one, and I wanted to share a few things I've learned about getting clients on Contra:

✨ Use less AI when applying or posting on the community, please!! People can tell. Make your message sound like you.

📖 Build case studies and show your process.

🎯 Apply only to projects that genuinely match your skills and portfolio. Fewer, better applications beat sending dozens.

And one more thing... I don't land every job I apply for and when I have a very slow month, I use that time to improve my portfolio and keep showing my work. Eventually, the right clients find me.

What advice would you add?

Thank you for this Anita i really appreciate