Freelancing with YouTube, WordPress, Upwork, and Fiverr by Jerry Banfield with EDUfyre

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  What can you do for someone else that would really help them? (2:35)

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  What problems are other people having now that you could solve? (4:28)

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  What can you learn that is an in demand skill? (4:40)

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  Where can you most effectively contact the exact right person you could help? (3:30)

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  How are people used to paying for products or services related to your offering? (7:17)

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  Assume you will get no clients and customers to start and be grateful for leads. (3:05)

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  Attract new clients effortlessly instead of depending on promotion. (6:24)

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  Instead of being frustrated, appreciate your free time and use it to learn. (8:24)

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  Having clients and customers brings its own set of limitations. (3:50)

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  Use your freetime to build a YouTube channel, WordPress website, and more! (1:52)

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  YouTube is the easiest place to get organic search traffic which is gold. (8:18)

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  Timing is everything in life. Get found on YouTube at the right time. (5:57)

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  0 to 1 video uploaded is the biggest step on YouTube. (3:47)

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  Talking head videos are the easiest to make and a great way to start. (3:33)

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  Screen capture tutorials are the foundation of my success on YouTube (3:30)

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  Consistency is the key to making a great YouTube channel! (3:29)

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  I started out with WordPress and am still using it today. (2:35)

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  Get a custom URL that never needs to change such as your first and last name. (5:03)

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  Managed WordPress hosting is the lowest cost and most effective. (6:29)

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  Follow the instructions of your hosting provider to get WordPress installed. (2:07)

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  Meet the WordPress admin dashboard. (2:49)

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  WordPress is easy to use with a theme you like. (3:43)

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  How and why to make a child theme in WordPress. (3:05)

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  What are pages and posts in WordPress? (1:43)

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  How do you add plugins to WordPress and why use them? (3:27)

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  How do you download a backup copy of your WordPress website? (0:38)

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  Widgets in WordPress for addons in the sidebar, header, and footer. (1:48)

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  On page SEO is very easy to do with the free Yoast SEO plugin. (3:25)

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  Adding a user to your WordPress website and building your future. (4:34)

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  What is Upwork and how can you use it? (1:56)

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  What I am doing on Upwork today and what opportunities you might have. (3:41)

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  Upwork is a good place to get to know the talents you have. (2:46)

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  If you want to get hired on Upwork, put time and effort into your profile. (4:16)

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  A great Upwork profile headline has exact skills and attracts attention. (2:04)

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  I find and hire freelancers on Upwork based primarily on the skills listed. (4:15)

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  I hire people with the understanding that I cannot predict their performance. (3:40)

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  How to look for jobs on Upwork and sort into exactly which ones you want. (5:12)

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  The key is matching what you offer with what you apply for. (4:35)

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  Jobs with real work to be done on an ongoing basis are ideal. (1:13)

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  How to make an impressive job application in 10 minutes. (12:17)

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  Avoid posting or applying for jobs people cannot do themselves. (3:49)

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  Avoid working with nightmare clients or being a nightmare client. (3:02)

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  The pace on Upwork is slow. Avoid jobs needing to be done fast. (1:14)

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  Getting the first job successfully is the hardest thing to do on Upwork. (5:00)

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  What is Fiverr and what can you do with it? (1:54)

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  What am I doing today on Fiverr and what opportunities might you have? (2:43)

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  The 80/20 principle on Fiverr for power buyers and power sellers. (4:28)

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  Buy and sell on Fiverr for maximum learning and earning. (3:33)

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  Buying gigs on Fiverr. Find a gig to help you with Fiverr. (1:05)

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  Searching for the right gig on Fiverr can take time. Here are a few tips. (3:07)

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  69)Give the seller everything they need in your first message (1:50)

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  Selling successfully on Fiverr. Learn from top sellers to get started. (7:13)

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  Most orders are likely to come from the same person. (1:13)

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  Selling on Fiverr. Creating your first or next gig is the biggest step. (10:18)

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  Managing and editing your gigs for the most sales. (4:08)

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  Create as many gigs as you can to start. (1:30)

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  I think the perfect gig to sell is a feedback gig or a copy and paste gig. (4:44)

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  Always accept offers to cancel and make one if there is a big problem. (1:39)

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  Leveling up as a seller just takes time and experience. (3:56)

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  You never know which order will result in 20 more orders. (3:53)

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  Avoid fighting any battles on Fiverr because it is just not worth your time. (4:02)

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  What is not allowed on Fiverr? Check the general terms and high rating gigs. (4:33)

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  Having clients and customers is like dating. You both need to get what you need. (4:45)

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  Going from 0 to 1 client is the biggest difference. (4:37)

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  Fewer clients that love you is better than a lot of clients that like you. (5:37)

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  Forget scaling until you enjoy what you are doing and do it well. (7:22)

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  Expect to start out slow and consistently grow over time. (4:07)

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  Trust is built by admitting mistakes, having patience, and being fair. (7:56)

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  The easiest way to scale is with a deep client relationship. (4:32)

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  How you act in the rest of your life will be reflected in your work online. (4:06)

Business online course

Information about business:

Business is the activity of making one’s living or making money by producing or buying and selling products (such as goods and services).
[need quotation to verify] Simply put, it is “any activity or enterprise entered into for profit.
It does not mean it is a company, a corporation, partnership, or have any such formal organization, but it can range from a street peddler to General Motors.”

Having a business name does not separate the business entity from the owner, which means that the owner of the business is responsible and liable for debts incurred by the business.
If the business acquires debts, the creditors can go after the owner’s personal possessions.
A business structure does not allow for corporate tax rates. The proprietor is personally taxed on all income from the business.