A lot of people say the freelance market is overcrowded, and it is hard to argue against that when you see hundreds of proposals going in for a single job. But at the same time, new freelancers still manage to land clients and build real careers from scratch. So it makes you wonder if saturation is really the problem or if it is more about how you present yourself. Do you think someone with zero experience can still break into freelancing today?
Ask Is the freelance market too saturated now for someone starting with no experience?
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