It is quite dangerous to get all your freelance jobs from just one website or a single person. If that one source stops working, you will suddenly have no money to pay your bills for the month. Smart freelancers try to find work from different places like social media, emails, and friends to stay safe. I think having many ways to find work is the secret to staying in business. How do you make sure you always have new work coming from different places?
Ask How do you consistently bring in new clients without relying on a single source of leads?
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