30 Days To Your First Freelance Programming Client: Step-by-step guide to finding your first client

Do you already know how to code? Then this book is for you. If you don't already know how to code, start elsewhere. This is a step-by-step guide, updated for 2017 best practices, on finding your first freelance job as a developer, programmer, coder, software developer or software engineer – for the purposes of the book, it's all the same thing. This book provides you with a 30 day plan, where each day you make a substantial step forward to finding your first client. I guarantee that if you do not find a programming client within 30 days of faithfully executing this plan, I will personally refund your money (my contact information is in the book; details of the deal are in the book as well) within two years of original purchase. Introduction: How To Use This Book Day 1: Update LinkedIn Day 2: Build A Blog Day 3: Craigslist Resumes Day 4: Find Meetup Groups Day 5: Hacker News Day 6: Hired Day 7: Toptal Day 8: Gun.io Day 9: Set up a blog Day 10: Dream Client List Day 11: Make a Twitter Day 12: Write a blog article. Day 13: Twitter engagement Day 14: IRC Day 15: LinkedIn content marketing Day 16: Make a YouTube Video Day 17: More Blogging, with syndication checklist Day 18: Craigslist Market Rotation Day 19: Blog Content Day Day 20: Blog Research Day! Day 21: Guest Post Outreach Day 22: Portfolio Day Day 23: Blog Content Day 24: Blog Content Day 25: Blog Content Day 26: Find Your Following On Twitter Day 27: Craigslist Gigs Hunting Day 28: Quora Day 29: StackOverflow Day 30: Meetup Talks Appendix A: Slack Appendix B: Code For Cash Appendix C: Acknowledgments Appendix D: Table of Contents Appendix E: Money-Back Guarantee Appendix F: Contact Information Appendix G: Websites and Continuing Education