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		<summary type="html">&lt;p&gt;Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: „Just because you make the decision to generate more money, doesn&amp;#39;t mean clients will drop out of the sky. So how do you go about landing your first job as a freel…“&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;Neue Seite&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;div&gt;Just because you make the decision to generate more money, doesn't mean clients will drop out of the sky. So how do you go about landing your first job as a freelancer? Keep reading this article and we'll teach you how.|Going freelance is so exciting! For some, though, the process is also very scary and more than a little bit intimidating. If you are a freelancer, you won't always be able to predict your income sources. Think about it: simply deciding to be a freelancer doesn't automatically guarantee that you are going to find clients and earn money. You have to actually get out there. You are the sole earner of your income which means that you are also the sole source of your success. That's really scary. Thankfully, if you work hard, you shouldn't have to wait too long before you find your first freelance job. Here are a few techniques you can use.|Every person, no matter what his or her age may be, wants to open their own business. This is true no matter what industry in which that person works. It isn't easy to push away that desire you might be feeling to be your own boss and be completely in charge of the money you earn. There are, believe it or not, quite a few people who actually make it out there as entrepreneurs and freelancers. Being a freelancer can be genuinely great, particularly after you've gotten everything up and running. That's when being a freelancer isn't so easy. Actually attracting that very first freelance client can be really hard. Here are a few tips and tricks that will simplify the process for you.}&lt;br /&gt;
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Work hard not to take rejection personally. This is something that's hard, especially early on in your freelancing career. It certainly feels personal when someone tells you that they are not in need of your services at that time. It's not personal, though, when potential clients say &amp;quot;no.&amp;quot; The person may already have a freelancer who does this, or he may not have the money to spare. Always be polite and say &amp;quot;thank you for your time.&amp;quot; Don't forget that even when someone rejects you, this could lead to other clients -you might even ask if they can think of anyone else. Many people are not comfortable handing out other people's contact info, so don't try to obtain this. Instead, ask the person you are talking to to pass along your information to someone else. This is likely to create a positive impression on the other person, who could actually pass on your information to multiple parties. &lt;br /&gt;
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Become a member of groups that are on the web and that are off the web. You can probably find quite a few local groups for professional business people to join. Find online groups that are centered on your niche. It's also a good idea to take part in groups that are based on things you enjoy outside of your business. All of these kinds of groups are important. When you are a freelancer, getting out and meeting new people can be really difficult. Joining groups helps with that. It is also going to help you build your network and get word of mouth referrals. It's important to remember that finding networking opportunities doesn't need to be difficult, you just have to track them down.&lt;br /&gt;
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Learn about self-marketing. There are all sorts of things that can help you with your marketing. You can take classes for it and find more than a few books about it. Whatever you do, figure out a few of the methods for marketing that will work best for you and then make sure you actually use them. Marketing helps get the word out about you and your services. More importantly, marketing is how you convince other people that they need to hire you or that they need your services. As a freelancer at least a small chunk of your day needs to be spent on marketing projects and activities. When you want to set your business up to be constantly successful, this is the way that you do it. &lt;br /&gt;
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You have to be open to finding clients using many tactics. When you're starting out as a freelancer, finding that first client is a major breakthrough. We've covered just a few possible ways to attract the kind of clients you want. You'll soon have your first client, and then your confidence will soar! Source:  [http://www.diggimania.com/story.php?title=methods-for-getting-your-first-freelance-client-and-job business contacts]&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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