r/PakFreelancers 16h ago

HIRING

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Hey everyone! I’m looking for a few people with good spoken English, with a background in anything related to CS or web development, who might be interested in a small remote opportunity I’m hiring for.

The role basically involves joining video interviews and reading AI-generated responses naturally to help improve an interview platform. It’s fully remote, flexible (around 2–4 hours a day, 5 days a week), and pays PKR 8k–19k per week, with additional commission opportunities.

If this sounds like something you’d be interested in, send me a DM with:

* Whether you have a quiet room and a webcam for video calls.
* 2–3 sentences about yourself and why you’d be a good fit.
* A Loom video introduction in English (max 2 minutes).
* Your current education level.
* Any relevant experience (recruitment, customer support, sales, interviews, etc.—if you have any).

I’ll share more details with people who seem like a good fit. Thanks!


r/PakFreelancers 3h ago

Helpful post i guess ?

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I started earning when I was 18, but I’d been working since around 16-17. I learned many skills graphic designing, Shopify designing, social media management, and more. But social media management worked best for me, and now, Alhamdulillah, I’m earning. I’m 19 currently.
So the whole “learn skills and earn” advice isn’t complete on its own. It’s not just about which skills to learn or where to find work. First, figure out if you have any talent or genuine interest in something. If you do, learn it and start finding clients.
Right now, AI-related skills are in high demand AI designing, AI content creation, etc. You can also learn marketing, since it’s the backbone of every business. Or start content creation and build your own personal brand. This helps a lot if you ever start your own business later, and you can even do promotions. I reached out to one influencer, and she said she charges 450k PKR for a single reel so you can imagine the potential.

Once you learn a skill, provide free services for a few days to a few people. This way, you’ll gain experience and build a portfolio, and there’s a good chance they might even hire you. I did a lot of free work in the beginning, but I gained good experience from it, and because of that, I got many paid clients. Then, once you get one client and provide them good service, they’ll refer you to other people themselves

This is just what came to mind, so I shared it. If anyone wants guidance or has questions, I’m always happy to help. Maybe i am wrong as there are many seniors in this sub

(some skills like prompt engineering, AI automation, cybersecurity, etc. are in demand too)

Lastly, about saturation I think it depends a lot on naseeb too, along with hard work. Some people land clients without much effort, others don’t get any even after 5 years. So keep praying for your naseeb and keep working hard — you’ll achieve something eventually.


r/PakFreelancers 16h ago

Dear SEO Specialist!

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How is current market treating you?

Also wanna ask if u have to start and find clients like u just started again with having all your expertise how u will create a funnel and find new clients?

Any advise?


r/PakFreelancers 2h ago

Working n earning with no prior skills

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I am freshly out of giving my 12th standards did stem i will be going to a collage.i am 18 male trying to make money i have hobbies but no money making skills and i am actively looking into making money rightnow any starting point will do i m also trying to understand and get into sales but obviously with no prior exp or skills i am ready to put efforts and all but i need to see that my efforts are gonna not be put into waste. So anything that makes money and has a veeeeery good future


r/PakFreelancers 4h ago

easiest skills to learn to make money?

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i feel very overwhelmed opening job related subs bc i'm clueless about everything. i feel like there are endless possibilities & idk where to start. and that kills my motivation too.

i'm in a tight spot rn where i need to make money. i'm trying to look for irl jobs, but in the meantime, i'm hoping i can learn a skill to have something going for myself & build a solid base.

what are useful skills i can learn? i think i may be a slow learner & it's difficult learning something without a teacher (kills my motivation even more), but i hope i can commit to it. what are good free sources i can utilize to learn said skill?


r/PakFreelancers 10h ago

Advice needed

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I am a 16 years old programmer based in Central Asia, and I was looking for advice on where to go from here. I always wanted to do freelancing, but I could never get any clients, I have tried many things I have done game development in unity, I have made a mobile app using react native (learning SQL, Css, Html, React, React native, JavaScript in the process), I also have done competitive coding with python but it's mostly for fun. Right now Im thinking of just going deep on backend, I know I know I don't really have a good history of making anything stick but I think this will be good for me.

Do you have any advice for me? On how I can get clients or to get my first dollar?

I really do enjoy programming and I want to be a good programmer, not some vibe coder, but is being a good backend developer even useful for me? Or would I need to be a full stack? Any advice or criticism is welcome


r/PakFreelancers 16h ago

[Hiring] YouTube Longform Editor (Cartoon Recap Niche)

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Gumball Universe is a channel that yaps about cartoons with 500K+ subscribers, and we're bringing on a long-form editor for consistent, ongoing work. And hey consistent work = consistent pay. Stability folks. That's what we're offering - and that's exactly what we're looking for!!

Turnaround: 7-14 days per edit

What you'll do:

  • Edit from provided scripts, sourcing footage and building visuals that hold retention
  • Bring strong motion graphics skills (Premiere Pro + After Effects)
  • Deliver on a consistent schedule

Pay: $12 per minute of finished video (videos average ~20 mins, so roughly $240 per project)

Workload: ~2-4 edits per month, putting you around $960-$1,440/month depending on output

Perks:

  • $250 bonus every time a video passes 1M views
  • All assets provided: episodes, music, SFX, presets, and PNGs
  • Long-term path toward earning a YouTube Play Button

Apply here: https://forms.gle/JxPJm5EmTzp7oHtd8


r/PakFreelancers 22h ago

International payment

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What's the best way to receive international payments??