Hello Saied,
Your profile introduction could do with being expanded on, and use your design knowledge to make it more readable, use blank line spacing.
Expand on your experience, how many years? What is your experience? Are you better at some things over others, what is your specialty? What do you offer the client? What will the client get from you?
Never ask the question, “are you looking for….” Or state, “If you are looking for….” The client knows what he is looking for or he would not be on your profile to read this, he is looking for someone with your skills so list them, list them all.
Your introduction comes across as if you got board half way through and just decided to list things rather than write full sentences, don’t just list this:
Why me specifically:
Delivered on schedule.
Competitive prices.
Don't forget to take a look at my portfolio.
I am an Adobe Illustrator, lightroom, and Photoshop expert.
Write full sentences. Yes I know you only have basic English but as it is at the moment shows a lack of interest and a half hearted attempt to present yourself.
Don’t end with “Thanks and Regards” use one or the other. Personally I would not end the introduction like a letter. My last line would be a call to action.
Good that you have portfolio items this is the best way to show clients your skills but you need to expand on the project descriptions, say what was the project for, how long did it take? What you actually had to do, what platforms did you use? Did anything go wrong? If so how did you rectify the problem?
Nice that you have a project catalogue item but knowing what work needs to be done with image editing I would put the price up even if it is only to $10.
I also thing your rate is a little too low, some clients will look on this in a negative way and just more on if the price is too low. Minimum I recommend here would be $15 per hour.
I say this so many times in these reviews but it really does help, have a look at some other profiles in your field this will show you how others set their profile out. It will give you ideas on what to put in your profile, it may jog your memory about skills you didn’t think were skills, it will give you an idea on what your rate should be in your field.
I would also encourage you to improve your English skills, this will pay you dividends in the long run, with communications with clients. There are plenty of free lessons online for this you just need to Google “Free English Lessons”, have a look at the education sites like “Udemy” or “Alison” some of their courses are outstanding.
Best of luck
