Ask Can freelancing work well in small towns or is it mostly suited to big city professionals?

[Edward22]

A lot of people assume freelancing is something that only works well if you are in a big city with lots of connections and networking events. But since most freelancing work happens online, your physical location should not really limit who you can work with. Someone in a small town can serve clients from anywhere in the world as long as they have the skills and a good internet connection. That said, things like local networking and in-person meetings might be harder to access outside of big cities. Do you think where you live still affects how well you can grow as a freelancer today?