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Maj Custodio’s

Money-Making

Checklist for

Freelancers!

PLUG-AND-PLAY PROCESS!

Get The Results Faster!

Considerations This checklist will only work with you if you’re an ACTION TAKER. 80% of people who download this will end up with ZERO RESULTS because they won’t have the time to apply. Are you going to be one of them? We’ll see… Let’s do this! Quickpro’s Playlist 2

Choose a niche that’s in-demand If you hope to make a career out freelancing, make sure you choose something profitable. Don’t worry so much about the competition, because this will always be the case. It is, however, critical to choose something people will pay for. If you have skills but aren’t sure what direction you want to take, try checking out Upwork to get some ideas. If you click on the links below we have free tutorials for you! Currently the top 3 skills are:

**1. Social Media Management

2. Video Editing
3. Graphics Editing** 7/13/20XX Conference presentation 4

Set strategic prices for your services Benchmarking prices for freelance services can be challenging because there’s a lot to consider. For example, while you may have the skills, your experience and portfolio might be lacking. Think about the services you’ll offer and benchmark some ballpark pricing around that. A good strategy is to set your prices reasonably low at first to gain new business and increase rates over time as you become faster and more confident. Add-ons are also an excellent way to “upsell.” Brainstorm a few extras you could offer your clients when finalizing the details of your project. 7/13/20XX Conference presentation 5

Find your first clients Sourcing new clients isn’t always easy. If you start freelancing on a site like Onlinejobs Ph or upwork, it’s a little easier because the pool of potential customers comes to you. However, depending on what you do, you might have good luck leveraging your network, either online or locally. You’ll also need to figure out how much you can realistically take on. It’s all well and good to have a bunch of jobs on your desk, but it can pile up pretty fast and become hugely stressful if you’re not paying attention. Have a good idea of how long it’s going to take to complete various jobs. Maintain a spreadsheet with due dates and all pertinent details so you can keep yourself organized. 7/13/20XX Conference presentation 7

Learn how to write a great pitch Selling yourself isn’t always easy. Many people are shy about talking themselves up, and you really have to know your value, so you don’t sell yourself short. Ultimately, you’re in it to win the job, so you need to know how to communicate your strengths in a way that converts those pitches into paying gigs. Take some time to craft a few different pitches. You can modify and personalize them for each new pitch to show you’ve done your homework. You’ll need an elevator pitch—a brief statement that says in a few words what you do and why they should hire you over someone else. Next, try to anticipate any questions that might come up once you’ve delivered your pitch. Use examples of past work to illustrate your points. Lead with your biggest wins, and be ready to show samples as well. 7/13/20XX Conference presentation 8

Grab A Mentor! Becoming a successful freelancer isn’t a new thing. It’s something I have been doing for a long time, but I have to admit, it wasn’t easy doing it on my own. Having mentors plays a big role in your success. We hope these expert tips on how to start freelancing have inspired you, but we know all things are better when we’re in it together. If you wish to have someone like me mentor you, you may check out the link below! BE MENTORED BY COACH MAJ! 7/13/20XX Quickpro Checklist! 10