Dear Meg,

I believe you received my letter yesterday. I'm glad that you have finally settled on a niche for your freelancing career. But having a niche is one thing and having an outstanding profile is another thing and both of them are necessary for a successful freelancing career.

Your profile should be able to address your prospective clients' problem(s) and position you as the solution to these problems. Don't just write a few vague words and leave them hanging on your profile. By all means, make your profile outstanding.

Also, avoid the selfish pronoun 'I' and do more of 'you'. It's your profile, granted but it isn't just about you. Really, it's about your clients and how their problems could be solved.

Let me end this letter here. Tomorrow, I will write to you about the role of your skill sets in advancing your freelancing career. Until I write to you again, feel free to slide into my slippery Facebook DM (Aniebiet Nkanga) for counsel.

Love,
Anii.