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Mastering the Art of Writing and Working on Upwork

Luisito Gavara
3 min readSep 10, 2023

Free lance your way to freedom.

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In today’s digital age, freelancing platforms like Upwork have revolutionized the way professionals work. Upwork provides a global marketplace where writers can showcase their skills, connect with clients, and build successful careers. However, writing and working on Upwork requires more than just talent and passion. This article will delve into essential tips and strategies to help writers thrive on Upwork, from creating an impressive profile to securing high-quality projects. I first started on Upwork getting small projects writing online reviews and short pieces, but as you build your portfolio you can quickly move up to bigger projects.

1. Crafting an Outstanding Profile

Your Upwork profile serves as your virtual business card. To attract clients, it’s crucial to create a compelling profile that highlights your expertise and unique selling points. Start with a captivating headline and an engaging professional summary. Showcase your writing skills by including a diverse portfolio of your best work. Additionally, emphasize your qualifications, certifications, and relevant experience. Remember to choose a professional profile picture and use relevant keywords to optimize your visibility in search results. Make sure you always have your resume on hand as well so it is easy to…

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Luisito Gavara
Luisito Gavara

Written by Luisito Gavara

A world traveller. From Venezuela, living in Canada, telling stories of humanity. POM (poet of medium). https://bmc.link/0iPLSjb

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Treating your profile like a business card is great advice. I will take it into account!
I used to enjoy Upwork, but since they changed the connects system I've been struggling to find work. Do you have any advice for that? Is it worth spending a lot…