How I Went from ‘No Wifi’ to Top-Rated Writer on Upwork

Freelance Career

Freelancing can be tricky, but it is a great way to build your brand and experience in your niche. To get started, you need to think about what you can offer clients.

Are you a writer? Or an editor? Or perhaps a full-service project manager who does research, copywriting, and media planning for every assignment? This will help shape your profile. 

Then, you’ll want to create a portfolio that shows off your best work. You’ll also need to include links to social profiles or other online assets showcasing your work. The more complete and professional your profile is, the more likely clients will be to hire you.

Finally, it’s important to network with other freelancers in your field and participate in forums and communities where people discuss topics related to freelance writing (such as LinkedIn & Facebook). This will help you build relationships with potential clients who might need someone like you.

Freelancing Tips for Newbies

Starting a career as a freelancer can be both exciting and terrifying. If you’re about to break into freelance writing, here are some of my top tips for making your first year successful. Don’t feel like you have to take them all—it’s okay if you only follow one or two! But hopefully, they’ll help ease your transition into freelance life.

• Start small: There is no need to jump right in with big clients and high-paying projects. It’s best to start slow by finding smaller clients who will pay less but still provide an opportunity for you to hone your skills. As you grow more experienced, taking on bigger and better opportunities will be easier.
• Get organized: Freelancing means working when and where you want, which can lead to a lot of distractions if you’re not careful! Set aside time each day or week for freelancing work so that it becomes part of your routine. That way, you won’t be tempted to skip out on work in favor of other things (like watching Netflix). You should also keep all important documents—contracts, invoices, etc.—in one place so that they are easy to access when needed. This will save you a lot of headaches down the road.
• Don’t get discouraged: There will be times when it feels like no one wants to hire you or pay what you think is fair compensation for your work. But remember that there is always someone else who needs your services, even if they aren’t looking right now. So if one client doesn’t want to pay what you think is fair, find another who does—and make sure their offer is worth accepting before signing any contracts!
• Stay positive: It can be hard to stay motivated and positive as a freelancer. But try not to compare yourself with other writers or let rejection get you down too much. Remember that many of your clients are just as nervous about hiring a new writer as you are about working with them for the first time!
• Be professional: You may not have an office job anymore, but that doesn’t mean you should slack off in terms of professionalism. Always respond promptly to emails and invoices, meet deadlines (or at least communicate delays), and treat your clients respectfully. This will help build trust between you and your clients, which is key to making long-term business relationships.
• Network: The freelance world can feel pretty isolating sometimes, especially if you don’t know anyone else who works independently. But it’s important to remember that there are lots of other freelancers out there—and many of them are eager to make connections with new writers! So join forums and social media groups where other freelancers hang out and get involved in your local writing community. This will help you make friends and build your network, which will lead to more opportunities down the road.
• Learn as much as possible: You may have been a top student in school or college, but the learning doesn’t stop once you opt for freelancing! There are always new tools and strategies to learn. Take classes, read books and blogs, and do whatever else it takes to keep your skills sharp. Your clients will appreciate your commitment to constant improvement.
• Don’t give up: Freelancing can be challenging at times—especially when you’re just starting out. But don’t give up too quickly if things aren’t going well.

Services I Offer as a Freelance writer on Upwork

Upwork is a global freelance employment marketplace where businesses can hire freelancers in over 250 work categories. It’s free to post jobs. The fees are paid by businesses when a freelancer accepts an offer or completes a project.

I offer 

• Copywriting,
• SEO Content Writing,
• Technical Writing Services.

My specialty is writing content for “Real Estate” websites and blogs. Moreover, I have over 3 years of experience writing content for digital marketing campaigns.

I am a non-native English speaker with excellent command of grammar and punctuation. In addition, I have experience in writing for various fields such as digital marketing, AI, technology, finance, education, marketing, health, blockchain, business & fitness, etc.

My work is always delivered before the deadline, and if my clients are not satisfied with my work, then there will be no charge for that particular project. I can write at any level of complexity and manage tight deadlines. Moreover, my writing is error-free as well as SEO optimized. My work has always been appreciated by clients because it is fresh, original, and compelling.

I have a Master’s degree in English Literature along with a 2 YEARS of “Native ENGLISH COURSE.” My academic background has given me an edge over other writers because I am able to write content that not only appeals to readers but also helps businesses grow online.

I am very dedicated towards my work and hence deliver quality content within deadline.

Till today, I have earned 15k+ on Upwork by completing 71 projects with renowned COMPANIES worldwide. I aim to be “Top rated Plus” on the platform with a 98% job success score.