Freelance Designer Guide - How To Be A Successful Freelance Designer

Freelance Designer Income

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Table of Contents 

Table of Contents .................................................................................................. 3 

Introduction ............................................................................................................ 5 

Getting Started ...................................................................................................... 6 

Computer ........................................................................................................... 6 

Internet ............................................................................................................... 8 

Software ............................................................................................................. 9 

Types of Designers ............................................................................................. 11 

Your Portfolio ....................................................................................................... 13 

Getting Work ....................................................................................................... 15 

Forums ............................................................................................................. 15 

Freelance Sites ................................................................................................ 16 

Gig Sites .......................................................................................................... 17 

Classified Sites ................................................................................................ 17 

Contests ........................................................................................................... 18 

Conclusion ........................................................................................................... 19 

Resources ........................................................................................................... 20 


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Introduction 

Making money online has gotten tougher in recent years. Google has 

made it so that only large websites with tons of backlinks and long, 

high-quality content typically rank well in the most competitive niches. 

Unless you are already established, it’s a lot of work to make money 

with blogs and websites. 

But there’s one easy way to take advantage of the current climate, and 

that is to offer your services as a freelance designer! 

Offering services is a great way to make money without having to 

compete with millions of other websites in a single market, and without 

having to spend huge amounts of money on ads. In fact, you don’t need 

a single penny to get started as long as you already have a computer, 

internet connection, and some basic design software. (Even if you 

don’t, there are workarounds. For example, you can rent a pretty 

decent laptop or desktop computer from a place like Aaron’s, use free 

internet at a library or coffee shop, and rent software through Adobe 

Creative Cloud for a few bucks per month.) 

You don’t even have to have great design skills. It’s possible to make 

decent money as a designer with little to no existing skill. Just watch a 

few tutorial videos on YouTube, and you’ll be creating basic graphics in 

no time! You can always move into more complex designs as your skills 

progress. 

Ready to learn how to make money as a designer? Let’s begin. 


Getting Started 

Before you can make money as a freelance designer, there are a few 

things you must have. If you’re reading this, you probably already have 

all of these, or at least most of them. If not, we’ll talk about a few ways 

to get what you need without spending thousands of dollars upfront. 

Here’s what you need, at minimum: 

1. A Decent Computer – You can’t get away with using a computer 

with very low specs, unfortunately. Today’s graphics software 

packages all use considerable resources, so using a 10-year-old 

laptop with 4 GB of memory just isn’t going to work. 

2. Decent Internet – Again, you can’t use really slow internet an 

expect to do well. Graphic files are often quite large, and a very 

slow connection is going to frustrate you very quickly. You need at 

least a 3 Mbps connection to be productive. 

3. Design Software – Adobe Photoshop is highly recommended, as 

there is more support in the form of tutorials, add-ons, etc. 

So what if you’re missing part of these things? Let’s talk about some of 

the ways you can get access to the things you need to get started. 

Computer 

It’s imperative to have a decent computer if you want to design 

graphics, because most software packages used by designers require a 


lot of system resources to function properly. You’ll need a decent 

processor, at least 6-8 GB of memory, and a good graphics card, at 

minimum. 

It’s also helpful to have a larger hard drive, as the files you’ll need to 

store on it will often be quite large. However, you can get around this 

requirement by either using an external hard drive to store a lot of your 

files, or using cloud storage like Dropbox. 

Getting a decent computer doesn’t necessarily have to mean spending 

hundreds of dollars upfront. A lot of people can’t afford to buy a new 

computer outright. 

Financing is probably your best option, but keep in mind that if you 

don’t have great credit, you’ll end up paying a lot more for your 

computer, because interest charges on options that don’t require good 

credit are usually very high. 

A lot of places will help you finance a computer without great credit. 

Here are a few places to consider: 

>> http://www.aarons.com 

>> http://www.hhgregg.com 

>> http://www.rentacenter.com 

>> http://www.leaseville.com 

Remember to choose a computer that has good specs, because it’s not 

going to be effective to have a computer that won’t run the software 

you need to use. 


Internet 

Not everyone has access to fast internet where they live. There are still 

a lot of dead zones in the world, and sometimes it’s just not affordable 

to have internet, even if it is accessible where you live. Fast internet can 

often cost $100 per month, or more, and if there are no affordable 

options where you live, you may think you can’t make money as a 

freelancer. 

Fortunately, there are some options available to you even if you don’t 

live in an area with access to fast, affordable internet. 

The first option is using mobile internet. If you have a cellphone, you 

may be able to use it as a personal hotspot in order to access the 

internet from your computer. You simply log into the hotspot as you 

would WiFi, or connect via Bluetooth. Sometimes you can even connect 

to your phone’s hotspot by plugging your phone into your computer. 

If you don’t have a phone that has a hotspot feature, you may be able 

to get a dedicated hotspot device through your cellphone carrier. Many 

carriers offer these small devices, and you can often connect several 

devices to a single hotspot. Of course, you’ll have to be careful about 

how much bandwidth you use, as mobile bandwidth is often quite 

expensive, and even unlimited plans are never truly unlimited. 

The second option is to use the internet at a place like a local college, 

library, coffee shop, or restaurant. Many places have free WiFi these 

days, although some do require a small purchase to be able to use it. 

Even very rural areas usually have some kind of free internet option. 


Software 

Okay, software is a bit trickier, because aside from theft (which I 

obviously do NOT condone), there’s no way to really get the type of 

software you need for free. 

You could try to get by using free alternatives, but keep in mind that 

there won’t be as much support for free software. If you look for 

tutorials and add-ons, there just isn’t likely to be anywhere near the 

variety you’d find for software like Adobe Photoshop. 

If you insist on using free software, I recommend GIMP: 

>> https://www.gimp.org/ 

As far as free graphics software, GIMP is the most powerful option, and 

has the most support of any free program. 

If you’re looking for power and support, Photoshop is the way to go. 

Fortunately, you no longer have to shell out hundreds of dollars upfront 

to buy the software. You can simply get onto a monthly plan through 

the Adobe Creative Cloud program. Yes, it’s still relatively pricey, but 

for software this powerful and with the potential to make you as much 

money as this one, it’s well worth it. 

You can get Photoshop (with Lightroom) for $9.99 per month, or you 

can pay $49.99 per month to get all 20+ Adobe apps, including 

Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Premier Pro and more. 

>> https://creative.adobe.com/plans 


There’s also special pricing for students, so if you happen to have a 

student ID card, you can get a better monthly price. For example, 

students can get the $49.99 plan for just $29.99. 

This is a significant investment, but you can always start with the $9.99 

plan for access to Photoshop and upgrade later. The basic plan will be 

fine when you’re just getting started, unless you plan to also offer video 

editing or logo creation, in which case you’d need other apps like 

Premier and Illustrator. 


Types of Designers 

Before you actually start offering your design services, it’s important to 

decide what type of design you want to specialize in. It’s never a good 

idea to just offer design. You’ll scare clients off if they don’t see a 

solid portfolio of experience in the type of design they’re looking for. 

Take a look at some different graphic design portfolios. You’ll see that 

nearly every designer specializes in something. 

For example: 

Ecover and minisite design for internet marketing 

Kindle book cover design 

Logo creation 

Banners and other marketing materials 

Print designs (brochures, business cards, flyers, menus, etc.) 

Social media designs 

Infographics 

You can always offer additional services along with whatever you 

specialize in, but it’s important to make your name in a specific genre of 

design. 

Let’s say you specialize in designing logos. You could offer other 

services such as banner design and print design, but you will make your 

name specifically as a logo designer. 

This is important, because if someone is looking for a logo designer, 

they want to go to someone who has a lot of experience specifically in 


logo design. If they come to your site and see a mishmash of different 

types of graphics, they will probably look elsewhere. They’ll assume you 

don’t have enough experience designing logos. The same thing goes for 

someone looking for banners, or print, or anything else. They’ll just 

assume you don’t have enough experience specifically in what they are 

looking for, even if you do. 

It’s the same reason most people don’t order a hamburger in a Mexican 

restaurant, or a pizza at a burger joint. They just assume it won’t be as 

good there as the cuisine that restaurant specializes in. 

For this reason, pick one specific area of design you’d like to focus in. 

Ideally, this will be an area you do have experience in, one you enjoy 

working in, and one that has some way to easily find clients. For 

example, print is often difficult to find work in, because clients are 

often spread out. They don’t hang out in specific places. However, it’s 

relatively easy to find work designing book covers, because you can just 

go to various websites, forums, and blogs that authors visit. 


Your Portfolio 

The single most important element of getting work as a designer is 

having a good portfolio of design examples to show potential clients. In 

the beginning, especially if you don’t actually have a lot of design 

experience, you won’t have a large portfolio. Fortunately, you don’t 

need a huge portfolio—you just need a good one. 

Your work probably won’t be on par with the best of the best at first, 

and that’s fine, too. There’s demand for inexpensive design just as 

there’s a demand for high-end, professional design. You can always 

raise prices as your skill improves. 

The easiest way to create a portfolio is using WordPress. You’ll need 

your own hosting to really make it stunning, because you can’t use all 

the really great custom themes and plugins on WordPress.com. 

If you need inexpensive hosting, you can try options like: 

>> http://www.hostgator.com 

>> https://www.namecheap.com/hosting/shared.aspx 

Be sure to look for coupons before you sign up, as many hosting 

companies provide discounts for new customers to bring in business. 

These types of hosts generally cost from $5 to $15 per month, and may 

offer bigger discounts if you pay for 6-12 months in advance. 

If you need to build a portfolio when you’re just starting out, you might 

want to offer free, or at least heavily discounted, designs to a few 


clients. This way, you can get testimonials in addition to building your 

portfolio. You might also make a little money by offering these heavy 

discounts. 

The theme you choose for your portfolio should be one that is relatively 

simple and showcases your designs, NOT the design of the site itself. 

Unless you want to specialize in building websites, choose a theme that 

looks neat and clean and shows off your designs—not one that distracts 

from them. 

Some great places to find themes include: 

>> http://www.mythemeshop.com 

>> http://www.elegantthemes.com 

>> http://www.ithemes.com 

If you need ideas for what a great portfolio should look like, you can 

visit some of the top designers in your field and get some ideas from 

their websites, but you obviously don’t want to copy. Just use them for 

inspiration. 

You’ll also want to include prices on your site, as well as a contact form 

or some other way to get in touch with you. Make it as easy as possible 

for prospective clients to contact you for quotes, or with questions. 


Getting Work 

Perhaps the hardest part of being a freelancer is finding work. In fact, 

you may spend more time looking for work in the beginning than you 

do actually creating graphics. This is normal, and eventually you’ll 

develop a base of regular clients and you won’t have to spend as much 

time looking for work. But in the beginning, you should be prepared to 

spend a lot of time beating the bushes, so to speak. 

The best way to find work will depend on the type of work you’ve 

decided to specialize in, because different types of clients visit different 

types of websites when looking for designers. 

Let’s take a look at some of the different places you can go to find 

work, and which places are best for which types of design. 

Forums 

Forums can be a great place to find work, but you have to visit the right 

forums for whatever type of work you’re doing. For example, if you’re 

designing book covers, you’ll want to visit forums that specifically 

target authors. If you’re designing advertising material or other items 

for marketers, you’ll want to visit webmaster forums. 

If you’re designing for print, you may have trouble finding work on 

forums, but you can find work on forums for most other types of 

design. 


Freelance Sites 

Freelance sites are a necessary evil in the world of design. They can 

consume crazy amounts of time, because you will probably spend 

countless hours wading through thousands of jobs and submitting 

proposals only to hear nothing back. 

The main reason for this is simply the fact that there are far, far more 

freelancers than there are potential clients, and most of those clients 

know this, so they expect rock-bottom pricing. You’ll eventually learn to 

spot the jobs posted by clients who are looking for quality and who are 

willing to pay a decent price for it, but at first, you’ll spend a lot of time 

searching. 

Here are some of the most popular freelance sites as of this writing: 

>> https://www.toptal.com/ 

>> http://www.upwork.com 

>> https://www.flexjobs.com/ 

>> http://www.guru.com 

>> http://www.crowded.com 

>> http://www.freelancer.com 

>> http://www.simplyhired.com 

>> http://www.behance.net 


Gig Sites 

Pretty much everyone on the internet is familiar with gig sites like 

Fiverr. There are thousands of them these days, but Fiverr is still the 

reigning king. You’ll find the most clients with the least hassle, but you 

may also realize there’s a lot of competition. You’ll have to set yourself 

apart from all the other designers by offering great, fast service and 

quality designs. 

Remember, despite the name (Fiverr), you can actually sell at prices 

higher than $5. For example, you can offer a basic book cover design 

for $5 using only a single photo that is not manipulated in any way with 

basic text, and offer higher-priced upgrades that include more 

photos, more manipulation, and stylized text. 

Classified Sites 

Classified sites are a great place to find work. Despite sites like Craigslist 

having millions of users, there usually aren’t all that many applicants to 

job postings. This means you have a lot less competition for the jobs 

posted than you might on a freelance site. 

Now, it’s not particularly easy to find jobs on sites like Craigslist, 

because most of these sites separate their sites into cities. That means 

you have to search each city separately in order to find jobs. 

Also, many jobs, especially full-time jobs, only want people who have 

college degrees and live locally. But don’t get discouraged! You can still 

find a good number of jobs that allow you to work at home. You just 

need to search for things like freelance and telecommute. 


Contests 

If you want to improve your skill in between paying jobs, contests are a 

great way to do so while also offering you the potential of making some 

money. The odds of winning a particular contest are never great, 

because you’ll be up against some stiff competition. However, you’ll be 

able to practice your skill while still having at least a small chance of 

getting paid for it. 

The most popular design contest website is: 

>> http://www.99designs.com 

Once you win a few contests and they show up in your 99 Designs 

account, you may have people contacting you privately for designs. 


Conclusion 

Even if you don’t yet have a lot of experience as a designer, you can 

make money creating simple graphics for clients. There’s a very high 

demand for specialized graphics like book covers and social media 

graphics, and these fields are wide open for freelancers looking to get 

started. 

In the beginning, you’ll probably need to keep your prices relatively 

low, and you may have a harder time finding work consistently, but if 

you keep at it, you’ll quickly discover you’ll build a client base that 

trusts you and comes to you on a regular basis. Don’t give up! 

Keep improving your skill. Keep building your portfolio. As you advance, 

you’ll find it easier to get work, and you’ll be able to increase your 

prices. 

Designing graphics is one of the easiest ways to make money online, 

and it’s practically guaranteed that you will make at least some money, 

even when you’re just starting out. Unlike other methods, which can 

take months or even years to become profitable, designing can bring 

you money in pretty much from day one. 

So get out there and get started, and I wish you the very best of luck in 

your new business! 


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Pencil is built for the purpose of providing a free and opensource 

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you can capture images and videos of your computer 

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including layers and effects. 

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'snapshot' of a webpage that will always be online even if 

the original page disappears. It saves a text and a 

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provides a short and reliable link to an unalterable record 

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Welcome to the easiest, simplest, and fastest free online 

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them in 3D. Share generated gif or image on social 

platforms. 

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Donation coder forum 

DonationCoder.com is a website hosting a community of 

programmers and software fans. It supports a donationbased 

model to organize and finance software 

development, and is one example of Donationware. The 

site has an active forum which focuses on developments 

in software. 

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Quick and easy logo maker. Choose colors, fonts, and 

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Cool text 

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business logo designs and a free logo generator for your 

firms professional image. 

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