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This isn’t a freelance job site per se, but it is something you need to do now. Like, austria phone number resource now right now. These kinds of sites help designers showcase their work, and because the site has a much higher DA than any personal website you’ll put together, your work has a higher chance of showing up early in the search engine based on the keywords you research. It’s a must for designers of any skill level, and something you need to get set up right away.

27. Dribbble
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See above – another way to get people’s attention and get your work in as many places as possible. The other benefit to these sites is that you’ll get feedback from other designers, and potential clients, on your work. Feedback is crucial to improvement, so accept it openly! Also, browse the other designers on the site to get a feel for what kind of projects you like and what you may want to work on in the future.

28. Designhill
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This self-proclaimed “world’s leading creative marketplace” caters to the creative needs of businesses of all sizes—with a whopping number of created designs (5 Million+) to-date. Once you’ve created an account for yourself as a designer on the platform, you’ll have the opportunity to be both (1) invited to submit bids for freelance jobs that match your skills & experience and (2) to compete in design competitions where you’ll be paid for your work if it’s chosen by the client. Designers on the platform are based around the world, and projects range from logos to marketing materials, t-shirt designs, book covers, business cards and much more.

29. Angel List
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If you’ve swallowed the start-up pill and your dream is to someday work for a cool, up and coming company, start your path with Angel List. Start-up companies of all kinds search for talent on Angel List, from established to brand new, so you can get a taste of the start-up culture and possibly get your foot in the door for long term employment.