My First Day on a Big Deal
@Viastra (52)
Nicaragua
September 18, 2022 6:47am CST
After a long 3-year break from the web, I decided to go freelancing. Been about three months since I started again. I decided to to do it with no investment except for my Internet connection and my time.
I started with a free email and offered my services through job sites, built a forum presence, and stayed far from social sites.
Within a month I was able to buy my own domain, buy a one-year hosting package, and started some paid ads.
Last week I started my daily blogging, and today I landed a huge contract. Now I can move out to social sites and start expanding my blog reputation.
I must personally thank you guys here for your continued support. Keep up the great job.
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@RebeccasFarm (90339)
• Arvada, Colorado
18 Sep 22
Oh this is wonderful, you are doing a great job! and I wish you continued success in all your ventures. You also are welcome, always here for support.
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@Beestring (14679)
• Hong Kong
18 Sep 22
Wishing you success with your new venture.
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@crossbones27 (49703)
• Mojave, California
18 Sep 22
Sounds pretty impressive, good for you. Hope it all works out.
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@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
18 Sep 22
I've been sorta blogging (on a free site that doesn't "pay" but gives you lots of 'room to be creative') for a few years; and I'm staying on the "free"-path, which means skipping all that 'job site, forum presence'-stuff & going straight to social ... mainly Twitter, as shown by my use of 'hashtagged words' (like #this, but only one or two words like that per blog-post) and special-notice on @names of any webmasters whose content I link-to.
And on your Twitter, use/view the hashtags #WritingCommunity & #WritersLift to interact with Writers on Twitter.
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@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
18 Sep 22
@Viastra only a few-thousand, because I'm not very singular in my focus (it changes often)
