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Is 99designs Even Worth Considering for a Freelance Graphic Designer?
99designs is one of the world’s largest online design marketplace, connecting designers and businesses from all over the world. It also provides designers with an opportunity to earn income and build their portfolios. In fact, 99designs has paid out hundreds of millions of dollars to designers, so you can definitely see the income potential there.…
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Making Money with TeePublic as a Freelance Graphic Designer
If you are looking to sell shirt designs and make money in the process, be sure to check out TeePublic, a curated community of the world’s best designers.
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Hosting Your Portfolio on SiteGround as a Freelance Graphic Designer
Your portfolio site probably won’t need much resources when it comes to web hosting. As such, you can pretty much go with any web host provider that’s half decent and not have any issues. That said, I would highly recommend hosting your portfolio on SiteGround. The site has been around for more than a decade…
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Finding Success on Reddit as a Freelance Graphic Designer
Reddit is one of the biggest and busiest websites. As of 2015, it had 542 million monthly visitors — a vast market for a freelance graphic designer. The site is organized by area of interest called subreddits. There are subreddits for everything, including ones where designers can find and apply for jobs. So how do…
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Portfolio on a Budget: Blogger
Blogger is a good option if you are thinking about creating your portfolio for free. Unlike Imgur, you will be able to set up a site that is more modern and professional. However, it might be hard to accomplish that feat with the basic templates provided by Blogger, which are honestly outdated in style. Fortunately,…
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Making Money with Redbubble as a Freelance Graphic Designer
Redbubble is a print-on-demand service that helps artists and designers reach new audiences and sell their work more easily. It’s completely free to join so you don’t have to worry about a subscription fee. As such, as a freelance graphic designer you should definitely consider making money with Redbubble. Millions of people visit Redbubble each…
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Making Money with LogoGround as a Freelance Graphic Designer
If you are a logo designer then you probably have a ton of rejected concepts. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t sell them as pre-made templates. LogoGround provides a marketplace for you to do just that. Here’s a guide on how you can be making money with LogoGround as a freelance graphic designer. LogoGround believes…
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Making Money with Displate as a Freelance Graphic Designer
Displate specializes in posters made of metal called Displates. Resistant to wear and tear, they are pretty popular among buyers and collectors. As a graphic designer, you should definitely consider making money with Displate as a source of passive income.
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Selling Your First Gig on Fiverr as a Freelance Graphic Designer
Fiverr is an online marketplace for people from all over the world to buy and sell services — starting from five dollars. Basically you offer a service called a Gig, which has to be delivered within a set turnaround time. Here I will guide you through the process of selling your first Gig on Fiverr…
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Portfolio on a Budget: Imgur
Imgur is probably the simplest and most straightforward way for creating your portfolio. However, with a lack of features compared to other free alternatives such as Blogger and Wix, it’s a good choice only if you are tight on budget and don’t have much content to show.