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Hej Annika, Very nice to meet you! My name is Amy, I'm a freelance graphic designer and English Lit grad. I'm also new to the site. Just wanted to drop you a message to say welcome to the forum! I hope you enjoy your time here. Take care and have a great day, Amy

Hej Annika, Very nice to meet you! My name is Amy, I'm a freelance graphic designer and English Lit grad. I'm also new to the site. Just wanted to drop you a message to say welcome to the forum! I hope you enjoy your time here. Take care and have a great day, Amy

Welcome to the forum, IvanaS! Very nice to meet you Take care and have a wonderful day, Amy

Hey Sam, Good to meet you and welcome to the forum. My name's Amy, I'm a freelance graphic designer and English Lit grad. Also new here I hope you enjoy your time at the forum. Anyway, I wish you a great day! Look forward to talking soon, Amy

Hey Roman, Good to meet you! I'm a newbie here, too. My name's Amy and I'm a freelance graphic designer. I hope you're having a great day! Take care and hope to talk again soon, Amy

Hey everyone, I'm a newbie to the forum, so thought I'd just drop by to say hello! I'm a freelance graphic designer just starting out, as well as being an English graduate in my mid-twenties, and I look forward to exchanging posts and ideas with you all here. Take care and have an amazing day, all! Bye for now, Amy

Hey everyone, Hope you're doing well So, I'm a self-taught graphic designer and I'm looking for some tips as to how to sell my services locally. I have a set of business cards and leaflets outlining all my services, but, while I have quite a large portfolio, I've never tried to sell anything yet. So, suppose I walk into a local business and I'm looking to make a sale, what would you recommend that I say to them? Like, do I try to pitch a sale there and then, or do I just inform them of what I can do and let them decide whether they'll want it at a later date? I don't have much of a clue when it comes to sales, so any suggestions you could offer would be greatly appreciated! Looking forward to hearing your responses. Cheers, Amy