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The creative's guide to making networking meaningful

Creative Boom

Image licensed via Adobe Stock If networking isn't working for you, it's time to change things up. We all know part of the answer is to get out there more and network. Even if you enjoy meeting new people and chatting about your creative work, networking can often feel inauthentic and superficial.

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Cherish to flourish: how to build a lasting relationship with your clients

Creative Boom

Image licensed via Adobe Stock We celebrate International Client Day by sharing some tried-and-tested tips for growing and nurturing your relationships with clients. Happy International Client Day! International Client Day was started in 2010 by Russian and Lithuanian businesspeople and has since spread around the world.

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How to Use Notion to Manage Your Graphic Design Work

Designer Daily

From tracking all your projects to updating portfolios and juggling client work. It’s based on real projects and helps you put together a professional-looking portfolio in no time. It’s a template that helps you keep your projects and client info all ordered and in one place.

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8 Places to Showcase Portfolio For Designers

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And the best way to feature your work is through a portfolio. A well-built portfolio site gives global exposure to your work and makes it easy for potential clients to reach out to you. Below is a list of some of the best platforms to create your portfolio site in no time. Carbonmade. DeviantArt.

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Becoming a Successful Freelance Graphic Designer

Designer Daily

Build a Portfolio To succeed as a freelance graphic designer, you need a strong portfolio. This portfolio should include wide-ranging examples of your work so that you can pitch to prospective clients and get work. When starting out, this portfolio can consist of your own personal projects.

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Practical steps creatives can take when freelance work goes quiet

Creative Boom

So the first thing you need to do is get out there and chat with people, whether friends, family, colleagues or clients. As does PR consultant Sophie Rhone , who sets out to "find new clients, self-promote or follow up with previous clients, check in with any new results, organic pick up and ignite a fresh conversation with them."

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'It's bad, it's gone quiet': how to rescue your freelancing if this is happening to you

Creative Boom

But how you market yourself will be the deciding factor for clients when choosing you over your competitors. What do clients consistently praise or appreciate about my work?' In other words, decide what it is that you (and only you) can offer a client. The client already likes your work: that's why they're talking to you.

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