The word is getting out there. @Shannon Boyer

Hey gang! Mona the Moderator here. 👋 We’re not here to focus only on Skool traffic. Because this community is public, posts here can also show up in Google search results. But no one will find your post if your titles don’t grab the attention of your ideal member. Showing up in search takes time, so the sooner you start optimizing your posts, the better your chances of being discovered—especially with AI-powered search becoming more common. I’ve got a fun activity for you to try that will show you just how powerful this community can be when it comes to search visibility: 👉 Copy the title of your oldest post in the Classifieds. 👉 Open an incognito browser window. 👉 Paste the title into Google and add your full name at the end. Does your post show up? It did for me! The first result I found was a YouTube video I shared in the Classifieds on August 29, 2025 (YouTube videos often rank higher). The second was a text post from September 8, 2025.The second one actually didn't show up but my other posts like it did. If your post doesn’t show up yet, don’t worry—it may just need more time. And while most people won’t search for your exact title with your name, this exercise shows the power of optimizing your content for search. So, level up your Classifieds posts and titles if you want them to be SEO-worthy! 🚀

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Are you building a successful freelance drafting and design career using non-traditional platforms? Here's a practical plan for you: 1. Identify your niche. Develop and identify your specialized area of expertise and discover where your potential clients and peers gather online. Go where they are. 2. Share valuable content, engage genuinely and nurture your relationships. Offer advice when you spot a problem you can solve. Your engagement reflects your experience and expertise. You’re telling them you’re a pro without telling them you’re a pro. 3. Create a professional portfolio to showcase your expertise. Include ways that you have solved the problems your potential clients are having. 4. Collaborate within your niche. By working together, you can expand your network, learn from others, and potentially attract new clients. Imagine that you can be building a team here. A team that can help you and possibly pull you out of a mess in the future or send you work when prospects are looking light. 5. Lastly, be patient and persistent. Building a freelance business takes time. Stay committed to your goal. Keep moving forward, success is there. Remember, building a freelance drafting career requires effort and perseverance. Even when you are slammed with work, you need to keep this up so that you never slow down. Join my community for more discussions and connections. Drafting Workshop

You don’t have a "bandwidth" problem. You have a delegation problem. Stop trying to be the Interior Designer, the Drafter, and the Detailer. If you are an Interior Design firm owner and doing your own CAD work, you are bottlenecking your own growth. Period. Here is the reality: The market pays you for your Taste and your Skills. The market does not pay you premium rates to draw lines in software. Every minute you spend on documentation is a minute you are robbing from: - Closing the next deal. - Fixing a client crisis. - Making the material selections - I solve the friction between Concept and Construction. You sketch. I draft. It gets built. No errors. No "millwork doesn't fit" phone calls. No headaches. You can keep grinding 14-hour days trying to save a few bucks on drafting. Or you can buy back your time and double your design output. If you want to scale, let's talk. Leave a comment or DM me. You can also go to my community, Drafting Workshop, to connect with drafters.