How to build your portfolio without having paid clients
My tips:
1. Leverage school projects or online courses
2. Do work for small businesses for free to get testimonials
3. Create your own white papers and research
4. Write articles about things in your industry to show your POVs and Opinions
5. Partner with people who already have a portfolio and use their work to get clients. You can throw them a percentage of the deal or split profits or give a commission.
6. Leverage personal projects and side hustles.
If you liked this. You want to check out my 4hr Masterclass on how to position yourself and close more sales as a creative consultant without doing any extra work. DM me for deets.
This video is dedicated to @glory.na from Namibia!
Also Shout outs to @skottywelch and @abrahamneitarob.
Skotty’s a dope multi disciplinary creative, designer, and musician.
Bram is my cofounder. A serial entrepreneur, teacher, and investor.
You def wanna tap in.
As always.
Own your power.
Give back.
Leave no stone unturned.
1. Leverage school projects or online courses
2. Do work for small businesses for free to get testimonials
3. Create your own white papers and research
4. Write articles about things in your industry to show your POVs and Opinions
5. Partner with people who already have a portfolio and use their work to get clients. You can throw them a percentage of the deal or split profits or give a commission.
6. Leverage personal projects and side hustles.
If you liked this. You want to check out my 4hr Masterclass on how to position yourself and close more sales as a creative consultant without doing any extra work. DM me for deets.
This video is dedicated to @glory.na from Namibia!
Also Shout outs to @skottywelch and @abrahamneitarob.
Skotty’s a dope multi disciplinary creative, designer, and musician.
Bram is my cofounder. A serial entrepreneur, teacher, and investor.
You def wanna tap in.
As always.
Own your power.
Give back.
Leave no stone unturned.
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