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I feel your friend's pain in wanting to make those vape pens look cooler without spending too much. I use the Air Bar AB10000 disposable vape, and it looks sleek. Could your friend try screen printing or pad printing for the logos? It's usually pretty, not too pricey, and looks great on metal. Also, putting a clear coat over stickers can make them look more finished and professional. He could screen print the primary logo and then use the precise coat method for the flavor variations. This could keep it flexible but still upscale the overall look. I'd like to check them out once they're all spruced up!

Btw, I remembered I also posted samples of my work on Instagram and used hashtags to get more eyes on my posts. It's all about showing people what you can do. And, I'll be honest, at the very start, I even tried to buy youtube views for a promotional video I made. It felt a bit like cheating, but it actually helped get my video noticed, which led to more people checking out my gig.

When I started my freelance writing gig, I found that being active in online communities really helped. I joined Facebook groups and forums related to writing and shared some tips and advice. Then, I'd casually mention my gig.

I had a similar issue when I needed good translations for my business. Luckily, I found a helpful solution at https://anysoftwareyouwant.com. It works by allowing you to describe the specific software you need, and they create it for you. It's a customized solution tailored to your requirements for translations, business needs, or any other software-related tasks. It has helped streamline my work processes, saving time and effort. It's made tasks like translations and data management much more efficient and tailored to my requirements.

Yeah, pixel art's definitely making a comeback! I think it's partly because of that sweet nostalgia factor, but also because it's a cool way to create unique, eye-catching visuals. Plus, with all the indie games using pixel art, it's gaining more attention.

It's great that they expanded the category to include more services. Personally, I'm a big fan of Adobe Photoshop, but I also use Lightroom for certain tasks. It really depends on the project and what the client needs.

Getting your first sale on Fiverr can vary a lot, but it's all about how you market yourself and your skills. Some folks get lucky and land a gig pretty quickly

It can be a bit of a hassle when customers request customizations without specifying the logo they're referring to. Adding a link or a screenshot option would definitely be handy for both buyers and sellers.

There are many free options to start with before venturing into paid software. I found a great list of top 20 free video editing software on https://www.movavi.com/learning-portal/free-video-editing-software-no-watermark.html. And I picked Movavi for myself from there. It's easy to use, and it does everything I need.

I don't really have one but I don't like insects and snakes.

I don't feel like it's a constant pressure. If you like it, you mostly enjoy the process and the fact that freelancing brings you money it's even better.

I think the platform doesn't know this detail. However, if anyone has access to your profile it may close it.

Aș everyone, I think, I get excited, after that I just start planning on how to finish it and what I need for it.

That's wonderful. I am happy for you and I hope everyone here will achieve their goals!