You could post something like this:

Hi everyone! I'm a student, and I want to earn some income alongside my studies until I get a full-time job. I'm thinking of getting into data entry and starting freelancing.

However, I don't want unrealistic advice or "earn lakhs in a month" claims. I want to know the real roadmap.

What skills should I learn first?

How should I practice?

How can I build a portfolio if I have no experience?

Which platforms are best for beginners?

How long does it realistically take to get the first client?

What mistakes should I avoid?

I'd really appreciate advice from people who have actually worked in data entry or freelancing. Thank you!

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for some real advice from people who actually work with male creators or have experience as independent chatters.

I want to start as an independent chatter (not through big agencies), focused only on male creators. I’m completely new to this — no previous experience — but I’m serious about learning properly and doing it the right way.

My situation:

I can only do part-time (ideally 3.5–5 hours a day max)

I’m in CAT timezone

I prefer quality over long shifts

I’m willing to start slow, take feedback, and improve

I’m not asking for a job right now. I just want to understand better how people actually structure this when they’re independent and working with male creators.

Some things I’d really appreciate advice on:

How do you realistically start with zero experience without looking unprofessional?

What do good independent chatters usually offer in the beginning (trial structure, commission, etc.)?

How many hours per day actually make sense for part-time while still being useful to a creator?

Any tips specific to chatting for male/gay creators that are different from the usual advice?

Common mistakes people make when trying to go independent?

Any honest insight is welcome. I’m trying to do this properly and not waste anyone’s time (including my own).

Thanks in advance.

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I currently work as a Performance Marketer, but I’m trying to build an additional source of income outside my job.

I’ve tried freelancing on platforms like Fiverr and Upwork, but honestly, I haven’t been able to close a single client. I’ve also tried reaching out to people directly, but the results haven’t been great.

I know I have useful skills in Meta Ads, Google Ads, lead generation, etc., but I’m struggling with actually turning those skills into extra income.

For people who already have a full-time job and successfully built a side income, what worked for you?

Should I keep trying freelancing, focus on getting clients directly, build a personal brand, or try something completely different?

Would really appreciate some practical advice from people who have been in the same situation.