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Three ways you can make money with graphic design

Many people dream of using the skills they have to make money but only few really understands ways to make it work. However, in this article, I'll be sharing practical ways through which you can make money with your graphic design skill. 
Isn't that good to hear? Now let's get down to business.
 
Below are the three ways you can make money through graphic designing: 

1. Design a logo for a customer in your local area.
 2. Design logo or Flyer for a Customer on Freelancing websites.
 3. Enrol as a graphic designer for organizations

1. Design a logo for a customer in your local area.
One of the ways you can make money is by designing a logo for people around such as business logo or company logo and get paid. For instance, I have been able to design many logos for brands like, Football Intermediaries Association of Nigeria (FIAN), Oko Oba United FC etc which in turn brought money to my table.
3D brand logo

2. Design Flyers or logo for customers on freelancing  platforms.
Aside the local customers you can design logo or flyer for, there are other millions of people you can meet on freelancing networks such as Fiverr, Workana, Freelancers etc and get hooked with well paid jobs anywhere, anytime remotely. 
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3. Take up a role of graphic designer for another organization 
 Aside creating design for direct customers, another way of making a fortune from graphic designing will be by applying for a role of graphic designer and get paid for the service you render based on agreed terms.

There are other ways to make money through design but above were the three ways I could proffer that has worked for me as a designer. Try any or all of these out and It's sure they'll work for you if applied well.

Hope you got something? Drop your comment and let's rub mind together

Catch you later in the next article coming right up!!




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