20. Work as a freelancer online

Do you have technical skills such as software development, web development, writing, data entry or graphic design? Almost any skill is marketable thanks to the internet. Offer your services online as a freelancer and start making money today.

 

Working as a freelancer has many perks, the most apparent being flexible hours. Working for yourself means you can work as and when you like. Platforms such as Upwork and Fiverr have made it quick and easy to get going. What’s more, if you’re already proficient in your marketable skill, it’s likely you already own the necessary equipment to do the job – making it a venture you can start with next to no start-up costs. Consider expanding your knowledge in your market by taking some online courses to boost your credibility, meaning you can charge more for your services and attract more clients.

 

Freelancing websites such as Bark and PeoplePerHour are a few of the many platforms available to market your services. You’ll need to create a personal profile where you can detail your skills, education and experience as well as publish your portfolio. To maximise your exposure, consider putting yourself on more than one website.

 

Income for online freelancing varies massively depending on your skillset and payment structure. Most freelancers charge either per hour or per project. On average, online freelancers make anywhere from £7.50 to upwards of £750 per hour, depending on the service they’re offering.

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