Kiran Kumar

Charging per word kept me stuck at low rates. 3 months later, I was closing $500+ projects. The difference? — I stopped selling writing — I started selling value If you’re underpaid and overlooked as a freelancer… I made a 5-day email course for you: 📦 The Freelance Pricing System Learn how to: ✅ Stop charging per word ✅ Craft value-based offers ✅ Overcome client objections 3 minutes/day. Email only. Start here 👇 freelance-pricing-system.netlify.app

Saying “hire me” makes you sound like an employee, without the perks. Say “work with me” instead. It positions you: → as a business partner → not just another invoice to approve → not someone who waits for instructions Tiny tweak. Big shift in how clients treat (and pay) you. If you’re making this mistake, chances are you’re undervaluing yourself in other ways too, especially with pricing. Fix that with my free 5-day email course. ↓ freelance-pricing-system.netlify.app

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4 years ago, I didn't know anything about freelancing. Today, I work with clients, earn well, and skip traffic jams. It was a tough journey. I had doubts, fears, self-limiting beliefs. I faced a lot of criticism from family and society. But I believed in myself and kept going

Who is your inspiration as a freelance writer? I will go first. 1. Nicholas Cole 2. Tom Kuegler 3. Elna Cain Comment below yours!

@tumee I prefer coding the website instead of using website builders. It's fun this way.

Coding a website yourself instead of using a website builder has its pros and cons: Pros + You have all the control + Performance + Everything is doable and configurable Cons - Everything is doable and configurable - A lot of work - Maintenance and dependency updates are on you

When should you build a portfolio website as a freelance writer? When you are starting and have no clients or money yet, don't spend money on it. Build a portfolio website only after you get paying clients. In short: no clients, no website. Follow @WriteWithKiran for more

@tumee Just checked the next js docs; it seems simple, but it has more depth to it. What do you think?

If you are using Next.js Parallel Routes, would love to hear your take on: When and why are you using them? Honest question, just trying to understand them better.

@tumee Same here. Would love to see an example.

3 freelance rule of thumb to avoid bad clients every time: 1. Ask for an advance or a contract before starting the work. If they don't agree, they are probably fake 2. Don't work for peanuts, even when you are desperate 3. Set the project scope early to avoid multiple revisions

What did you choose freelancing over a traditional job? Is it: Freedom? Money? Hate doing a job Never wanted to be in a rat race? Comment below.

It took me 6 months to build a porfolio website as a writer. I could have used that time focusing on getting clients. So, don't waste time on such things, instead: 1. Write 2-3 high quality articles 2. Do the cold emailing 3. Improve your writing 4. Set up your socials

Starting out as a freelance writer? Too many niche options can feel overwhelming. Instead of saying, ‘I’ll write for anyone,’ set some limits. Pick 1–3 niches you’re interested in, test them, and see what resonates. Repeat until you find your fit Follow @writewithkiran

Misconception: You need a portfolio website as a freelance writer. Reality: You just need to show you can do the work. Fancy websites are optional. Use Medium or Hashnode to start showcasing your skills without the hassle. Follow @WriteWithKiran more no-nonsense tips.

@imaiaixiao Thanks for the suggestion. How are you using Opencord for writing?

@WriteWithKiran Exciting journey ahead! Having used AI tools to streamline my writing workflow, I've found Opencord AI helpful for engaging with potential clients. Hope these tips help fellow writers grow! 🚀

If you’re a beginner freelance writer, Over the next 30 days, I’ll share tips, strategies, and lessons from my 4 years of writing on: 1. Building a standout portfolio 2. Finding your niche 3. Breaking mental blocks 4. Key mindset shifts for freelancing success Follow me for mroe

@tumee I would love to see some updates here on twitter. What tech stack are you using?

@NotionPlaybook It’s an app to help with monthly budgeting.

Thinking of starting #100daysofcode challenge. I have for a long wanted to build this one app, but haven't gotten around to do it. Committing to 100 day challenge could be a good way to "make the time" for it. If you've done it, any tips or experiences are welcome!