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How should you go about creating a portfolio and pricing format for freelance social media management?
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I'm curious about what others do here as if one were a graphic designer they would have a website to showcase their work, and they would have some standard PDF, or several to pick from depending, to send to prospective clients, breaking down the price of the work (ex. logo, website design, etc.)
I'm relatively new to social media management as I've only taken on a few side gigs in the past year. I'm getting approached for it more often and I think that I should create something that I can just send off to people, like a portfolio, and a pricing of packages that I generally do...
For other freelancers out there, do you have a website? Do you send some kind of standardized quote PDF upon request? How much information do you give out to potential clients about numbers, conversion, and so-on from other projects?
I don't have a massive portfolio, just one big job, my own social media profiles, and a few small things that I did for fun just to see if they'd work out. Due to this I don't have massive numbers to show aside from the one actual job. I mostly get asked due to people's interest in the curation of my own Instagrams (I do other design work - but I've also been approached from interested in my personal accounts) - and this is mostly just visual, because, in terms of my personal life and work, I'm not interested in gaining massive numbers of followers. Based on this, what would be appropriate to include in the first version of a portfolio for potential clients?
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September 22, 2020 at 05:48PM