Ultimate Freelancing Guide for Web Developers (Make money through freelance programming!)
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- Learn how to make money as a freelance web developer. You will learn about finding clients, making money, developing contracts, completing taxes, and more. This course is taught by an experienced freelance web developer and includes additional advice from an attorney and an accountant.
⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (3:20) Three rules for making money
⌨️ (13:57) Planning your business
⌨️ (15:50) Funding your business
⌨️ (21:32) Picking a niche for your business
⌨️ (28:56) Determining your services & pricing
⌨️ (36:36) Forming your business
⌨️ (42:15) Starting your business
⌨️ (45:58) Administrative startup tasks
⌨️ (1:00:10) Contract basics [From Cari Ross of Ross Legal Services]
⌨️ (1:12:15) Marketing startup tasks
⌨️ (1:21:53) Ongoing learning
⌨️ (1:30:07) Finding clients for your business
⌨️ (1:34:39) Short-term business building
⌨️ (1:47:41) Long-term business building
⌨️ (2:00:00) Day-to-day management
⌨️ (2:02:34) Day-to-day administrative
⌨️ (2:12:14) Accounting and money management [From Erin Lehr of KPI Bookkeeping]
⌨️ (2:35:47) Day-to-day dev work
⌨️ (2:38:14) Putting in time
⌨️ (2:44:03) Working efficiently
⭐️ Prior videos ⭐️
🔗 Making money as a freelance developer: • How to make money as a...
🔗 Managing taxes as a freelancer: • Taxes for freelancers ...
⭐️ Suggested reading ⭐️
🔗 Profit First: www.amazon.com/Profit-First-T...
🔗 How to win friends and influence people: www.amazon.com/s?k=how+to+win...
🔗 The Millionaire Next Door: www.amazon.com/Millionaire-Ne...
🔗 Small Time Operator: How to Start Your Own Business, Keep Your Books, Pay Your Taxes, and Stay Out of Trouble: www.amazon.com/Small-Time-Ope...
🔗 The Innovators: www.amazon.com/Innovators-Hac...
🔗 The Everything Store: www.amazon.com/Everything-Sto...
✏️This course was created by Luke Ciciliano. He is a web developer who writes on issues related to business management & entrepreneurship. Luke has co-founded the following businesses:
🔗 Modern Website Design: www.modern-website.design/
🔗 SEO For Lawyers: www.seo-for-lawyers.com/
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Luke will be holding his first live stream on March 10th, 2021 at 7pm EST. The topic will be getting clients and running one's freelance business. The link to the stream can be found here: ruclips.net/video/leetjRFhSs8/видео.html
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I know, right? My God, 3 hours of pure gold. This is a hidden gem.
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The most important thing is to build a portfolio and actually even if it hurts, when you have no experience or old clients that can recommend you, maybe have a little lower prices(not a lot, our time costs money and programmers price themselves differently)...But you need to think like it's your business with 1 employee. It's not easy. If you have a job, take it step by step, try to get a part-time offer from your day job and 4h freelancing until you have a public project,because most of us are not allowed to share what projects we do at work. Wish the best to all devs.!
Do you have a portfolio, if so please share url ?
@@Raghudesign My public portfolio is work in progress along with the youtube channel and the blog because I did work as part-time for clients but they were all local(Romania), the only projects that I made for foreign clients are under the company that I worked for(not sure if I have the right to put them online, so I only use them on my CV when I apply). That's why I said that even if you have years of experience, the work you did at the company belongs to the company...
@Rashed Arman No, obviously the big clients search for senior developers, so those won't be for a junior because you are just not fit for the job. But there is market for all skill sets and experience. Usually juniors can find easier jobs from local businesses, because they are cheaper and since you can talk face to face with the client, the connection is different. If you want foreign clients, well, build your experience with smaller projects and add it to your portfolio or CV, depending on if you have a personal website(which by the way, also helps). Don't forget to have a github account with the projects that you are working on, even if they are just tutorials from courses or youtube, still counts as something and that you want to become a professional.The repositories don't have to be public, you can have them private and give access to technical people at interviews, if you don't want to share the code. Also one of the most important advice, don't give up if you fail to get a project, apply to multiple ones, research clients and don't stop learning. It's hard to get the ball rolling, after that it will roll by itself. I have local clients with long term relationships, just because I did a good job even if when I started I had to work more because of lack of experience, now 6-7 years later, I have projects that I just maintain and get good payment.DON'T GIVE UP, LEARN MORE EVERYDAY.
@@ProgrammingwithPeter What do you think are the best initial focuses, as far as programming languages and particular techniques and projects for a portfolio to get one's foot in the door of freelancing (even at very low pay)?
If you want to build a portfolio, just build SaaS companies and sell them if they grow. If they don't, still nice to have some outstanding ideas. Also a lot of freelance work is CMS based, so make sure you understand WP or smth similar depending on your target customers. Don't forget to ditch toxic people from your life telling you're sick if you do this - they have only bad intentions and want you to fail cause your failure makes them feel better. It sounds silly but ditching one person I knew for 9 years helped me tremendously. Now I feel free, since one year, not having anyone ruling my life.
This was amazing. I've never gained so much insight to freelancing in such a short time. This actually makes it tangible. Great video
more than word GREAT
ive re-watched this entire video maybe 5 times through now. i really appreciate you putting this out there and sharing your knowledge.
next time take notes the first time around, and save yourself 11+ hours
Love this video. It's just like an treasure, I'm a front end developer & visual designer, I've learnt a lot by watching this course.
It's valuable to know the business side too. Most people including Google's CEO are there not because of coding skills but purely business management.
I think this is the most transparent advice I get. I can't stress this enough.
A lot of great advice for self employed people in general. Highly recommend people watch this if they are considering freelancing, particularly the actual business side.
This is extremely useful!!! I am on the long road for freelance programming and am learning a ton from this video!
Thank you so much!
Wow, one of the best youtube videos I've seen in a long time! Thank you!
Could you please make a detailed video on "how to estimate cost of a web development project as a beginner"? Please do this. There are almost no videos on this topic and as a beginner developer, I find it very hard to estimate correct cost to ask for.
This video is a gem, thanks for the precious advice Luke Ciciliano.
One of the best videos I've watched in terms of resourcefulness. Thank You!
I’m not a coder but I do marketing freelance work with my wife as our main source of income. I do the creative stuff like marketing copy and sales. My wife does all the organizing and keeping customers happy. Sometimes you have to find a person that props up your weaknesses. This is great info. Sit down with a notebook and start putting your plan together and don’t skip any steps. Don’t just watch this for info purposes. Decide to get serious and take massive action. Nice job. Thanks for uploading this.
I really really want to do something like this with my wife.
Hope you're still killing it, man! Mad jealous of power-couples for real.
Definitely appreciate clarifying the scope between long term and short term business building - even though it takes more time to build for the long term, it definitely pays off in terms of working harder.
You have no idea how much this helped me, thank you so much for creating such an awesome tutorial
I love this channel! You guys have a huge impact in my career. Thank you!
Well, that’s the point.
The best advice I got so far since I became a self-taught Developer. Thank you for this amazing content.
I'm learning front end too. How do you know you're ready for job? I have finished html css and javascript
River of gold for beginners. Thank you!
Thank you so much. What an awesome resource!
Finally something new ,important and excited
Thanks FCC
Great lecture !
Thanks Luke !!
Wish you all the best !!!
Thank you. I'll have to come back to this from time to time.
This is extremely valuable even if you're not a freelancer. Thank you!!!
Fantastic info. Well worth the time to watch it all. Many thanks
I listen to that as a podcast starting my freelancing journey from the Caribbean trying to sell to Canada and USA as an Android development. Good points made thanks.
Great support for beginners and guidance for insiders. Thank you for the time you took to create this well structured education material 💚💚
This talk is so valuable! I feel that when something feels almost obvious, it's because it is well explained. And this is cristal clear.
The knowledge in this video is impeccable.
This is a good course. Luke, thanks for taking the time.
This is very valuable. Thank you!
Very indepth video, good tutorial.. Thanks for creating.
Awesome content, thanks for sharing to us!
Great insights into what can make your business click.. its directly linked to value to customer and not the time and effort of the exercise.
I really need this. Thanks Luke
What a quality video filled with lots of value...
May God bless you for sharing this knowledge...
Thanks for sharing this information. Extremely useful. 👍
just what i was looking for. thanx
Cari Ross gave solid advice here in terms of legality although not supposed to be taken as legal advice. Thank you both.
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Thanks for the valuable info dear, God bless you!
just did a revisit....great realignment...thank you!
I watched the full video. This guy knows his stuff. Talks straight to the point. This video has some really valuable info. I hope I can grow 1 year from now (at the time of posting this comment)!
How far have you grown?
Update?
Any update??
Yaw
How's your freelancing at the moment now?
Listening to this for the 3rd time. There are so many gems in this. Thank you
precious advice, thank you
Thank you, dude!
Great great advices , best !
this video is awesome, thank you very much, I cannot stress that enough!
Great video, Dr. Banner!
How to handle email is a game changer I will implement that immediately thank you!
I found this entire video extremely helpful thx!
Such valuable and comprehensive information - well delivered. Thanks so much for creating this video. It's a great reference point.
Wow, this was awesome!
I cannot stress enough how often he says I cannot stress this enough.
thank you.. it what i needed
This video had so many gems. I appreciate the content.
Love your content and Very helpful video for freelancers
good summary!
Just do what he says, because I can't stress enough.
"I can't stress this enough." Hahaa. Oh, you the student I want to be.
Great video. Freelancing is the future.
This is a breathtaking video! No fluff here, for certain! Before seeing it, I thought I had a pretty impressive business plan for my software consultancy. Luke has opened my eyes to so much more. I have so much more stuff to do to get ready, but I have 3-6 months to sort it out. Planning to go live with the business in 6-9 months. Thank you, Luke.
good luck
Have you gone live?
goodluck!
Update?
This is the best video I have ever seen
thank you !
I think this man (and women) have just saved my life.
Waow!!! Tanks bro for your help
This is extremely valuable even if you're not a freelancer. Thank you!!!😾
I am going to have to review all this a few times and write a check list.
I'm a simple guy.. I see a FCC video notification, I press the LIKE button! 💓
Thank you for that!
Hella information. Thx alot guys.
Thank you so much
Thanks a lot!
Thanks!
when things hit hard i come to this video.. re-working on 2024 strategy for our Mobile App Dev Agency
Thank you!
Thanks a lot Luke for sharing such invaluable information. It's one thing to be a web developer..
But to have the courage to run a web dev business and go out guns blazing all on your own is just something else.. 😅
Legend 👊🏼
As a 15 year old İ started Reading html&css books ( i will Start reading Javascript After im done with html&css ) and My dream is to become a freelancer Thanks for the vid!
Please stop reading, start writing. You need to make a lot of mistakes to develop quality skill.
Yt is a better place to learn practically rather than reading start coding
jeff danks thanks for the advice ill try it
good luck ,,you definitely doing at the right time
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Thanks Alot Mr. Bruce Banner
Thank you.
1:43:30 Thank you! I've been waiting for someone to say that!
Great video
This is gold
I'll try to remember this tutorial when I can actually code lol
This video couldn't stress me enough.
Best Video
Wish this came out 1 year ago haha. Still thankful for this video :)
I read somewhere, "The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago and the second best time is now."
@@mrunfunny why not 19 years ago?
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Thank you
How many go into web development to support their creative writing?
I hope i can be a freelancer one day! Thanks.
nice video :)
This. is. awsome.
Thank you so f*cking much!!!
I'm not watching for developing freelancing but just the tips for freelancing side, hopefully it helps some
3:25 The rules for making money.
4:40 Explanation of rule no 1.
1) I am looking to be a freelance web developer
2) I learnt HTML, CSS, & JavaScript
3) I built my 1st website for a local restaurant using only HTML, CSS, & JavaScript.. oh and also some copy & paste captcha code for an application form that sends an email.
Here is my question:
What should I learn next?
Should I learn PHP & MySQL since that will help me do some backend stuff and also since PHP is used with WordPress which I will also learn?
Should I jump straight to WordPress?
Should I learn a Framework like Bootstrap, Nodejs, or React?
Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated!
I plan to live out of my vehicle and freelance for a few months, should be fun. Thanks for another great video code camp :)
Excelent.
the first thing I am seeing is steve jobs
Awesome info. I think this dudes office is his master bedroom closet