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My Experience with Contra Pro
I tried the Contra Pro subscription for a month hoping to get more projects, but didn’t receive any job invitations.
The platform is great, but results may vary depending on niche and profile visibility. I’ve decided to cancel for now.
If you’re considering Pro, make sure your profile is complete and actively apply to projects—don’t rely solely on being discovered.
Has anyone else had similar experiences or tips for getting more traction?
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Join 1.25M professional creatives like you
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