When I first started freelancing after quitting my full-time job in London, UK, my income came solely from clients paying me $0.06 per word. In my first month of freelancing, I earned $250. I felt embarrassed at the thought of negotiating a raise and couldn’t get the attention of higher paying clients. I felt stuck.

I scoured Facebook groups for advice, read countless online forums, signed up for a range of different courses and built my business up, bit by bit.

I got there eventually. And now I work with global brands across the travel, fashion and beauty sectors, working around 10 hours a week and regularly earning $1000+ in a single day.

Being new to the industry doesn’t mean you have to learn the hard way like many of us did. But maybe you’re not even sure where to start. And, paralysed with too many questions, you’re stuck Googling things like:

I’ve been there. 

How do I find high paying clients? 
How do I make a client-friendly portfolio?
How do I decide which niche to choose? 
How do I price my services?

You could do what I did: spend endless amounts of time researching all of the above and likely struggling with conflicting advice.

There are so many freelancers out there who choose to take the leisurely route, either by scouring Facebook groups for half-hearted information or watching endless Youtube videos on "how to be a successful freelance writer" or "how to become a social media manager".

Then there are those who want to fast-track their success. They know what they want and they know that investing into their future career path is the faster choice. Why waste time with low-paying clients or confusing portfolios when you could just cut to the chase? 

What does the course include?

I did the former myself, so I understand what it’s like to feel lost and confused and unsure where to even start. But if you’re a proactive person, I’m here to help you climb out from the ‘race to the bottom’ minefield that can be freelancing as a creative. And, together, we can set your foundations so you’re ready to leap into high-paying clients and interesting, soul-fulfilling work.

I know what’s necessary to become a successful freelancer in the creative world. I’ve spent SO much time designing and editing my own freelance portfolio after crafting what I thought was the perfect example before learning that, actually, I’d got it all wrong and no serious client would approach me with its previous layout.

I dipped my toe into plenty of niches before taking a step back and refining my goals to focus on areas that I truly enjoy working on. Because if you’re targeting everyone in an effort to score some clients, you’re actually targeting no one. 

My fast-track to creative freelancing course covers everything you need to know to confidently, efficiently and knowledgeably launch your freelance business. If you’re ready to hit the ground running without spending your first few months Googling every step, this is the course for you.