One of the best things I have learnt so far is to "PROVIDE VALUE"!! Yes that's the main the main thing if your edit isn't adding value to your clients business or for whatever he is getting those videos edited from you Sooner or later you are going to lose that client for sure! So make sure to add some value to their work or their life! Thank you!

Use a personal brand on LinkedIn for this. I'd base your content around a few things to encourage inbound leads: - 'Before & Afters' of your editing work - Walking through your editing techniques - General advice for your ideal clients regarding video On top of this, for outbound lead generation, try and connect with 20 ideal clients per day on LinkedIn and start conversations offering value, and demonstrate how you can enhance their video presence with your video editing work. 👍

Another good way I’ve going is to join reputable freelance marketplaces like Upwork, Fiverr, and Freelancer. These platforms have a wide range of clients looking for video editors. Creating a detailed and professional profile can attract high-quality jobs.

Create a professional website showcasing your portfolio, client testimonials, and services offered. Optimize it for search engines (SEO) so potential clients can find you when searching for video editors online.

Showcase your best work in a professional portfolio. Highlight diverse projects that demonstrate your skills in video editing, such as commercials, short films, corporate videos, or event coverage. A compelling portfolio is essential for attracting potential clients.

With a robust background in video editing across various projects, including podcasts, I excel in creating engaging and polished content. Proficient in editing software, I enhance storytelling to ensure high-quality final products. I bring a passion for storytelling, effectively conceptualizing and shaping narratives. Understanding audience engagement, I maintain thematic coherence throughout podcast video production. Experienced in script review and revision, I align scripts with objectives to ensure clarity and impact. Enhancing dialogue flow and content structure, I maintain consistency with the podcast's style and tone.

Contacting people all the time leads to learning about the industry and what the world is like. In addition to creating personal relationships with other people, you create a network of contacts, where everyone already knows your name. Sooner or later someone will need your service and you will thank yourself by not shutting yourself away and flying out into the world and talking. That customer will show up. From my experience, thousands of contacts come to nothing, but the more contact volume, the more chances that a client or a person will come to help you.

Knowing the trends of websites for remote workers will make you grow professionally. Why not also look at the best industry of the moment, and attract things from the best for your region. In more developed countries, many times you know apps, websites or methods better than the ones you are used to or that you know. Watch and follow those people that you feel identified in learning from.

Giving in exchange for not receiving. Many times the customer likes gifts. A sample of work that doesn't take away from your daily focus and you can take that time to give your future client a sample of work so they can see that you are capable and why not, that you are the best to do it.