1. Find the right communities.
Start with:
- r/forhire
- r/remotejobs
- r/remotework
- r/freelance
- r/jobbit
- r/hiringcafe
Then search for communities specific to your skill : r/webdev, r/dataanalysis, r/DesignJobs, r/digitalmarketing, r/socialmedia, r/virtualassistant and more.
The niche communities are where you should spend more time.
Then find communities around your specific skill.
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