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Thanks for the feedback Mustafa. Sure, I will try bringing more project based videos related to Selenium and bs4 soon.

​@@SwapnilManethanks and also make a video of getting clienta

Thank you Kapoor! 😊

Thanks Abhishek! 😄🙌

Thanks Manish! 😄

Create a great profile, learn how to create great proposals and differentiate yourself from other freelancers, have similar projects in your portfolio to showcase to clients and keep trying consistently until you understand how the platform works and start getting clients.

I had written a article on same, let me link it here: www.getodata.com/blog/xpath-for-web-scraping-complete-2024-guide

Check out what type of projects clients are asking for on Upwork based on your niche and you can research and try completing those.

Thank you @Techyplp 😊

Glad to hear you found it useful bhai! 😊

@@omkarkale6409 Dhanyawad bhau! ❤️🙏

429 Error means too many requests. You gotta slow down your requests or use a Proxy rotation service. I had created a video on same, you can check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/WoT9PEMoDv8/v-deo.html

Thanks brother! Ya, I had thought about the same when you had posted about relocation. Glad to hear you found the video useful and All the best for the new journey bhai! 💙😊

Best way to get ideas would be to go on a Freelancing platform like Upwork and see the types of jobs that the clients are asking for Selenium and try completing the same.

Thanks @rockfighter9974!

I think it's still a great platform to get started fast with Freelancing. There are numerous ways of getting clients where each of them have their own challenges and knowledge to gain about that way. People continue to earn thousands of Dollars through here and even through other ways. You should try out various ways of freelancing and see which works the best for you and go with it. Upwork and Fiverr are harder to start, but once you have some reviews, it gets much easier to land clients later.

@@M-Hamza-iftikhar Thanks Hamza… Glad to hear you liked the video! Will surely create more such videos. 😊

My pleasure Vedant. Glad to hear you found it useful! 😊

Thanks for the feedback Siesto. I will surely try improving the audio from the next videos! 😊

Thanks alot brother. Glad to hear you liked it! 😊💙

I don't exactly remember, but it was around 3-5 months of continuous learning.

Hi Rishabh, GetOData has a chrome extension which took around 2-3 months to build and then for building the API it took me around 3 months. I have been working on growing it from around 8-9 months now.😄 Currently the code is private, but if I do create any code opensource, then I can surely share it on my Twitter profile. Thanks for the interest!

Thanks Issac! Yes, Your IP may get blocked but you have a way around it. You can use a Proxy rotation service or a Web Scraping API. Check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/WoT9PEMoDv8/v-deo.html I have explained it in detail over there.

Thanks Jani, Will try to make a video on Xpath soon! 😊

Thank you… Glad to hear you found it useful! 😊

Will make sure to create a Detailed video on the same. But no matter which niche you are in, here are some of the steps you can take: - Check the types of projects clients ask for on the platform for your niche - Build similar projects to add to your Profile - Create a good profile - Learn how to send good proposals/ Understand everything you can about the platform - Start Applying to the jobs.

I did Freelancing with my Python Data Extraction skills (Scrapy, Selenium, and many other Python Libraries), and also know about Full Stack Web Development.

Hi Mathan, Why not ask your question here? Asking in public can help other people who have the same question get the answer too.

@@SwapnilMane ok sir

@@SwapnilMane how did you got your first clint and what are the effect you take to got first clints

I'm a full stack developer, I learn from UA-cam and I don't know how to start freelancing

Sure, Here are the steps I personally took: - Created a great Profile that described my value and added Portfolio projects similar to what clients were looking to get done. - Learnt to write good Proposals and wrote many on a consistent basis until I figured out what works - Learn't everything about the Platform by constant exploring, reading community pages and watching UA-cam videos from Top Rated Freelancers.

Thanks! 😊

You already can write about it, so it won't be that hard for you to speak than you think. You just have to put yourself out there and find the chances to speak as much as you can. Twitter spaces or apps like duolingo can be a great choice to practice speaking. Also remember that English is just a way to communicate your thoughts, so even if you make small mistakes, it's ok. You will improve over time.

Thanks Saka and That's amazing to hear... Fiverr is great for getting consistent clients once the profile is built up! 🔥 Great going!

@@SwapnilMane thanks bhaiya!

Yes, We usually need it. But these are paid by the clients and you do not have to pay for it. Just let clients know about the charges of the service you are gonna be using and your charges separately. Also uploading a video on the same topic this Sunday! 😊

@@SwapnilMane Oh that's a relief!

Hi Fermion, That's the best part of Freelancing... You can start it without any work experience. It's actually the way to get experience on real world projects. I started it in College so personally I did not have work experience at all. I do though build similar Portfolio projects that clients were looking to pay for. Client do not care about background or age. They just care if you gonna complete their project as needed and have a proper communication with them and understand their needs. If you do these, they are willing to happily pay you the price you deserve.

@@SwapnilMane Thank you so much ,Swapnil . You have cleared my doubt .I am going to continue my journey from tomorrow ❤️

Hi Abhinav, Here are my suggestions: - Growing a skill while exploring these Freelancing platforms - Seeing the Types of Projects people are asking for - Adding those in your Portfolio - Building your profile and seeing how to send good proposals - Just keep trying until you succeed. Also watch Freelancing related videos on UA-cam on each of the topics! 😊

SCOE Pune

I usually take Python - Data Extraction, Web Scraping and Automation projects and not MERN projects. With my Web Dev skills, I do build SaaS projects which I think is better use of Web Dev skills. I am still in the journey of growing SaaS products though and will create videos on it when I gain some success in it. Until then, planning to create content on other stuff on which I have more experience.

I had done a bit of DSA in my College time (for around 2 months) but I forgot it later and I was not asked any DSA for the role. Many companies (especially startups) usually care if you can do the specified work efficiently or not. They do not worry much about DSA. It's different for MNC though.

For my SaaS projects, it's usually the below: - React/Next.js for Frontend - Node.js, Express, or Python in AWS Lambda function for Backend - DynamoDB - AWS Cognito with AWS Amplify for Authentication - Lemon Squeezy/ Stripe for Payments - Hashnode Headless for Blogs

Will surely be creating more detailed videos on each of the topics soon. Until then, you can let me know if you have any specific questions on which thing you are confused at?

@@SwapnilMane Acutely sir the main problem is I'm not getting any projects please guide about it.

Hi Paramjit, It's mostly Data Extraction and Automation that I am currently doing at my Company and was hired for it. But my Other Full stack Tech serves as a bonus and actually helps me to create Full end to end backend Automation features. In Tech Field, you have to keep learning to take the full overall benefits of your skills.

@@SwapnilMane and for this data extraction and automation, which tech stack do you use on a day to day basis?

@@paramjitsingh7890 I usually use: Python, Scrapy, Selenium (Stealth and selenium-wire), captcha services, GetOData API (My own tool), AWS Serverless. I may create a Detailed video on the same.

@@SwapnilMane thank you for the response.

Hi Bikon, You can start with a Programming language like Python, learn it from UA-cam/Udemy, Explore different sub fields in it and choose the field you would like to get expertise in (Something that you enjoyed the most). Along with that, explore ways to monetize your skills like Freelancing/Remote Jobs/SaaS. Take action every day towards the field that you enjoy and work on monetizing it as well.

Glad to hear you liked the video Rahul…Thanks! 😊🙌

Thanks for the suggestion Ekshitha! Sure, Will add both Web Scraping Roadmap and Freelancing Roadmap in the video queue to create.