Using Twitter To Get Web Development Clients Part 1 » My Tech Interviews



Using Twitter To Get Web Development Clients Part 1 » My Tech Interviews

19 Feb 16 Create a Dedicated Account for Design/Development If you already have a Twitter account and you use it to talk about movies or rant about politics, get a new account and brand it specifically for the freelance work you are trying to acquire. Your feed should be full of resource links, retweets about the industry and your own thoughts about certain aspects of your field. So instead of a tweet like: “I loved the Iron Man movies; I want to be Tony Stark.” You should have a feed that looks like: “I wonder if the new slider plugin from @company works on responsive sites.” This kind of account not only helps when pitching through Twitter, but is helpful for you as a freelancer in general. If you contact a hirer, it’s pretty likely they are going to Google you. With that in mind, you’ll want them to land on a Twitter account that represents you as a web professional. If you are off-shore, don’t be afraid to list your location.

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