FINDING FREELANCE WORK: #1 Method For Web Developers

[@TravisMedia]

WATCH 🎥: How to become a Freelance Web Developer in 2020 - 5 Steps - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIqXkn2Go5ehodU

[@Vlmarq]

Thanks!

[@Hasan-js5mw]

Great Tutorial, Very useful and practical, I will definetly try this method

[@SlowPursuit]

Excellent advice.

[@rahmonpro381]

Thanks for sharing information

[@Aaron-sy5yx]

Great video. I would have never thought to freelance under an agency!

[@itsreason3238]

Thank you for the info. I will try this. I am learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React. So it would be awesome to learn the fundamentals while getting paid!

[@AmirAli-kj5bm]

you deserve lot of subscribers! thanks for the video

[@aestheticallyamazing2003]

This was definitely valuable to me Thank you for sharing your experience ❤️

[@pjmofperk]

Great information Travis. These are great suggestion for finding freelance clients. I am a new developer and I am preparing projects for my portfolio. Can you make a video recommending projects for a portfolio? I know HTML, CSS, Javascript, and PHP. I do intend to do freelance work.

[@viscom999]

Very good channel for web dev

[@gwulfwud]

In your first example. How long did that relationship last? Or are you still taking on overflow work from him?

[@faraz007]

Thank you

[@deniskomarov189]

Good advice, the city-web dev search strategy could be helpful to new developers starting out. How did it work out for you guys?

[@moneycraze3994]

Thanx for this awesome video .

[@Skyler26169]

Thank you so much for sharing it was very helpfull

[@robdoyle1764]

Great video as always Travis

[@TravisMedia]

Thanks Rob!

[@bernpaul9868]

Sir, how can you identify if the client is a scam ? What are the list type or kinds of scam in freelancing and how to avoid them?

[@mauriciosotoa8130]

hey thanks for this idea. I think is a very creative one and is a win-win situation.

[@MedyGames]

Im still looking into definitive ways to start out as a developer. I think online platforms such as upwork are not a good starting point, too much competition, hard to get any contact without prior reviews. It would be nice if there was a beginner friendly way to start making some money online. & get clients aproach you :D . But this doesnt seem to be the case. So yeah maybe a guide or more tipps I think I will be good to go soon , since im currently in contact with a agency via internship... But the only way for them to work with me is having a basic understanding of the whole stack. So its kinda true they cant put ressoursces into teaching me ... so you gotta show up as aa whole full stack dev package from the start :D.... Doing php , sql , html , css , js , wordpress development.... Basicly an engine that can handle itself without any or very little instruction... I like it .... & think its a good starting point though. But it just shows you that anyone is basicly self taught in this industry & no is is going to teach you :D

[@carlnxumalo3864]

Thanks

[@PcHabitat]

Good morning Travis, I’m not able to access the blueprint from the link above or from your website. Is it still available sir?

[@TravisMedia]

Hi Joseph! I need to update the description. The blueprint course has been closed and recreated as a document. More info here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqbcl4uae5Kmhck

[@PcHabitat]

@@TravisMedia thank you so much. Quick question sir, does it really matter what blackened we use for freelancing, meaning python/Django or php/ Laravel?

[@Ghostfancoder]

Great video. Thank you.

[@وسيمالشوافي-ح9ش]

Great video thnx alot

[@yorker3148]

Thanks , a practical advice, worth trying.

[@deyanpetrov2899]

Why would you look for local agency when the work is remote?

[@Hasan-js5mw]

Hi nick, My name is Travis. I am a freelance web developer in the central regional area. I specialize in Wordpress, I use genesis themes and First of all I just want to say 'Hey' I am reaching out I am trying meeting in my area and meet with people in area and Second wanted to let you know if you have any overflow of work that you can take on and you are looking for someonce reliable to send that work to what will benefit you as well. Please let me know. I would love to hear back from you.....

[@mohammedmunir2017]

Good idea 👏

[@samuelpimenta1942]

Can you make a video about the JAM stack?

[@TravisMedia]

Coming soon

[@samuelpimenta1942]

@@TravisMedia Thank you so much for your work! It helped me a lot =D Keep up with the good job! One of the most special channels for me!

[@danieljayne8623]

Chrome plugins for days! (Great video, I intend on trying this)

[@kietdam0701]

Hello. Thank you for your great videos! My concern is how I can pay taxes if I work for multiple companies without being an actual employee of any company like this. Do they provide you some documents to pay tax at the end of the year?

[@TravisMedia]

Hi Anthony. This could differ depending on your location/state, etc. So in my area here's the ideal scenario: A web agency hires me to do a job for them. They have me fill out a W-9 so they can "gather my taxpayer identification number and contact info." If they pay me over $600 during that year, they are then required to send me a 1099 at the end of the year. On my end, this 1099 does not need to be entered in with my taxes like a W-2 would, but the gov knows about it. So you would add the total of what you made from that company like you would do any other company, either based on your own accounting system, or using the 1099, but the 1099 really means nothing more than that to you. But overall some companies will not ask you to fill out a W-2 nor send you a 1099. If this is the case, just be sure you do your part of keeping up on how much they have paid you, and pay your taxes quarterly. Do your part primarily, and all the 1099/w9 stuff is secondary (in my opinion).