“Coach, anong gagawin ko? Wala akong portfolio.”

This is the most common question newbie freelancers like you are asking — Portfolio.

While some jobs don’t require a portfolio (like data entry and the likes), having a portfolio will help you standout from other freelancers.

“Pano naman ako makakagawa ng portfolio kung wala pa kong clients?”

You don’t need to have clients to create a portfolio.

Let me tell you why.

A beginner’s portfolio is only used to showcase what you can do, not what you already did.

And even when you’re just starting out, you can have you’re own.

Here’s how:

Work For An Imaginary Client

As you go along the course, you will learn different skills.

But learning alone is not enough, you have to match it with actions.

So, when you take the course, imagine yourself working for one imaginary client and perform all tasks mentioned in the videos.

In this way, you are applying what you learn and you’re also building your portfolio at the same time.

Here’s how it works:

1. Pick an imaginary client from the list of clients below.

2. Read their details well and act as if you’re working with them for a project.

3. Apply whatever you learn inside the courses.  For example, if the course taught you how to write a sales letter, then write a sales letter for your chosen imaginary client.

4. Compile them all in a Google Drive folder. Make sure you have different folders for each service (e.g. one for graphic design, one for copywriting, etc.)