@Amad A wrote:
You are helpful and nice. Unlike many ppl on here who like to put those starting out down.
I see from this and your comment in another thread about bullying that you're feeling like people are picking on you. Although some impatience is bleeding through, I really think that most people are just being honest and direct with you. Perhaps you are giving us the wrong impression, but your posts suggest that you really don't know how to do any of the things you're considering.
Everyone starts somewhere, but freelancing really isn't for beginners. Clients hire freelancers because they want someone with specific expertise. For example, my attorney clients come to me because even though they are good writers in one type of writing, they don't know how to adapt that writing to make it consumer-friendly and conversion-oriented. They need it to be legally accurate, and to comply with the regulations that govern attorney advertising, and to be search engine-friendly, too.
They know how to do a couple of those things (legally accurate and compliant), but they don't know how to do all of them, and they don't know how to blend them, so they look for someone who does. That's what a client will expect from you, if you undertake to sell services in one of these areas--that you have the level of expertise required to not just create content, but to create content that does a very specific job in a very specific context.
