One of the questions I see a lot is “How do I start getting clients?” There’s no magic formula, but I can tell you what I’ve been doing. I’ve been sharing my AI work publicly for over 2 years. Not just the finished videos. I’ve shared my growth, what I’m learning, my wins, my process AND what I offer. Because here’s the thing, people can’t hire you for something they don’t know what you do. So if getting clients is one of your goals, you have to start positioning yourself accordingly. Here are a few places I’d start: 📌 POST ON SOCIAL MEDIA WITH INTENTION Don’t just post a commercial and disappear. Talk about what you created. Why you created it. What problem you were solving. Share your process, your growth and your wins. Let people repeatedly see what you do. 📌 USE THESE FACEBOOK GROUPS! There are business owners, creators and potential clients sitting inside groups every day. If it’s not a promotional day, don’t sell but add value. Share your work when appropriate. Join conversations. Let people become familiar with your name and what you create. 📌 UTILIZE DIFFERENT PLATFORMS LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook don’t all have to get the exact same message. Think about who is on each platform and why you’re showing up there. Test your messaging and learn where your ideal clients are paying attention. 📌 ENGAGE WITH THE BRANDS YOU WANT TO WORK WITH I’m still learning and building on this one myself! Follow the brands. Comment on their content. Pay attention to their campaigns. Learn how they communicate. Start building genuine familiarity with the brands you’d eventually love to work with, whether through creative projects or brand partnerships. 📌 BE CONSISTENT People are watching LONG before some of them ever inquire. Keep showing your work. Keep improving. Keep reminding people what you do. 📌 DO THE OUTREACH Yes, EMAIL THEM. Introduce yourself. Show them relevant work. Tell them why you think you could bring value to their brand. You’re going to hear some no’s. You’re going to get ignored sometimes. Send the next email anyway.