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Freelance Riches Mrr Ebook

Freelance Riches Mrr Ebook
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You looked at what is out there at the end of chapter Two. In chapter Three you discovered what your skills are, organized them, and formulated a resume. Now it is time to match your skills with available jobs.

In order for you to succeed, there must be a market for what you have to offer. It is the old model of supply and demand. There must be a demand for what you have to supply. If there is not a large enough market you will not succeed.

It could mean adjusting and refining your information sites. That is why research is essential. It is a balancing act between finding an area that is not being overworked and areas where there is not enough work. In other words, you have to find an area where the demand for your expertise is high and the supply for that type of work is low.

Previously I suggested going back to school. You can gain experience or education in order to fit into a niche where the demand is high and the supply is low. With experience and specialization your value as a freelancer increases.

So far you have discovered that having skills and identifying these skills is essential. Next you learned that finding a niche that is high in demand is important to success.

What you need to understand now is that none of these will work if you don't also have passion for what you are doing. Your heart has to be in it. This is the fuel in the car that keeps you moving toward your goal.

Sometimes passion and skills are not enough. Let's say you are passionate about computer repair. In fact you are so passionate about it that you went to school to earn a degree in computer technology and repair. More than that, you graduated at the top of your class. You decide you want a job repairing PC's.

Unfortunately there are at least ten qualified applicants for each job available. Because the field is not as specialized as it once was and because there are so many more qualified people who can do PC repair, your service will not pay high wages. But what if you went to school and got a certificate to work specifically on Apple computers?

Because there are less people qualified to work on Apple computers than those who can work on PC's, your ability will be specialized. It is a niche area that has a high demand and a low supply. This translates to higher pay.