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Feedback on your struggles with Upwork
Hey all, I want to gather some feedback from people who are either starting their freelancing journey on Upwork or are seasoned vets. When you provide answers to these questions please include your experience level on Upwork (number of jobs, time on platform) 1. What is the number one confusion point for you with how to write better proposals? 2. Do you ever think about how to optimize your profile? 3. Do you feel you have a strong grasp on going from initial message to closed deal? 4. Do you focus on more proposals or better proposals 5. Do you boost every time? Only sometimes? Would love to hear from yall @Ryan Nolan
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17 Hour FREE n8n v2 Course is out now!
All of the resources for the course are in the classroom Excited to share with you what I worked on over the past few weeks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZ43SRdTMs0
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Let's Break The Ice ๐ŸงŠ
Drop a comment below and share: 1) A career goal you're working toward 2) A personal goal that matters to you 3) Your favorite music artist right now Let's get to know the people behind the profiles. I'll go first in the comments! ๐Ÿ‘‡
My Journey Toward My First Client
Hey, been quiet here, so I wanted to post this as a way to make up for it. These are some of the things Iโ€™ve learned along my journey (still havenโ€™t reached my goal yet haha :โ€™)). Iโ€™ve always wanted to work online. The idea of making money from clicking buttons always attracted me. I knew it wasnโ€™t that easy, and I was aware of the noise, overpromises, and inflated outcomes, so I decided to learn from YouTube. I landed on automation (it was trending haha, and still is). I started with n8n. Thatโ€™s when I found the Ryan & Matt Data Science channel, and at that time Ryan had just posted the 17-hour course. I watched all of it, and it gave me a really solid foundation. Then I said, okay, now itโ€™s time to make money lol. At first, I thought โ€œautomation specialistโ€ was enough. It isnโ€™t. Itโ€™s too vague to be useful, especially when youโ€™re unknown. Thatโ€™s when I learned about niches. I chose to focus on lead handling systems and CRMs. That decision came from digging through discussions on Reddit and also talking with LLMs. Not perfect sources, but enough to start seeing patterns. Then I built. I put together a full system inside n8n. I was proud and thought now itโ€™s time to make money. But reality hit. No one shows up just because you built something. I needed to learn how to sell my services. So I started learning sales, watching tutorials, and discovered people like Alex Hormozi. I tried cold outreach, then decided to focus on LinkedIn. Thatโ€™s when I realized I skipped an important step, validating the niche. So I went back, asked people, did more research, and rebuilt the whole system again. This time with clearer assumptions, even if they are still assumptions. I also documented everything. Now Iโ€™m trying to build my presence on LinkedIn by connecting with ICPs, posting regularly, learning how to write better posts, and doing targeted outreach instead of mass messaging. Right now itโ€™s simple, just a few connections a day, staying consistent. At the moment, Iโ€™m dealing with a few constraints. I still donโ€™t have real proof since I donโ€™t have clients yet, which makes validation weak. Iโ€™m also not sure if the volume of outreach Iโ€™m doing is enough, especially when I see people running large campaigns. And my communication skills still need work.
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Hi everyone, Im from Malaysia. Excited to be here๐Ÿ˜„
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