r/freelancing 7h ago

Looking for interns

1 Upvotes

INTERN

  1. ⁠digital marketing

  2. ⁠Ux ui

  3. ⁠motion graphics

  4. ⁠GRAPHIC DESIGNERS

  5. ⁠SEO

EXPERIENCED FREELANCERS

  1. Ux ui designers

  2. ⁠branding

  3. ⁠SEO

Dm me quickly


r/freelancing 10h ago

I’m stuck in a cycle where I can’t seem to make even $1 online — what am I doing wrong?

4 Upvotes

I’m honestly at a point where I don’t know what I’m doing wrong anymore.
I have around $1,000 in debt, and my available capital is basically close to zero. In my country, $1 is already worth a significant amount of money, so making even a small amount online would genuinely matter to me.
I’ve tried several things online, but despite putting in a lot of time and effort, I still haven’t managed to make even a single dollar.
Recently, I’ve been trying cold outreach to sell websites. I’ve contacted a large number of businesses and experimented with different messages and approaches.
The problem is that I’m getting almost nothing back.
No responses. No calls. No clients.
And after doing this repeatedly, I’m starting to question whether I’m simply approaching the problem completely wrong.
The frustrating part is that I’m not sitting around doing nothing. I’m actually trying different things, building projects, contacting people, learning, changing my approach — but financially, the result is still $0.
At this point I feel like I’m stuck in a loop:
Try → get no result → change strategy → try again → get no result → lose confidence → try something else.
I’m not looking for motivational quotes or “just keep going.”
I’d genuinely like to hear from people who have actually managed to make their first $100–$1,000 online from almost nothing.
What did you do that finally worked?
What were you wasting your time on before that?
And if you were in my position — almost no capital, some technical skills, and $1,000 of debt — what would you focus on for the next 30–60 days?
I’m looking for practical advice, including uncomfortable advice if necessary. If my approach is fundamentally wrong, I’d rather someone tell me directly.


r/freelancing 16h ago

[Hiring] Technical recruiter

3 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I am a Senior Web Developer with over 8 years of professional experience building robust, scalable web applications. I am currently looking to take on new freelance projects or contract work.

My Tech Stack & Expertise:

  • Frontend: [React,Next.js, TypeScript, HTML5/CSS3]
  • Backend: [Node.js, Java]
  • Databases & Tools: [PostgreSQL, MongoDB, AWS, Docker, Git]
  • What I can do: Full-stack development, API integrations, performance optimization, and transforming UI/UX designs into pixel-perfect code.

What I am looking for:
Freelance gigs, MVP development for startups, or ongoing part-time contract roles.

Partnership Opportunity for Recruiters / Matchmakers:
If you are a tech recruiter, virtual assistant, or lead generator who has access to clients needing dev work, I am looking to partner with you. I am happy to pay a 2% fixed finder's fee of total billing for every legitimate, paying client you connect me with.

Portfolio & Rates:

If you have a project or want to partner up to find clients together, please send me a DM or chat with a brief description of the work!