How I Balance Food Blogging with My Freelance Career

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Introduction

Hi everyone!
Welcome back to my food blog where I usually share delicious recipes and food stories.
Today, I want to share a little different story — my journey of combining my passion for food blogging with my freelance work on Fiverr.

My Freelance Journey Story

Apart from being a food blogger, I also started working as a freelancer to utilize my skills in content writing, ebook formatting, and data analysis. 

Starting freelancing was not easy, but platforms like Fiverr gave me the opportunity to connect with international clients and work globally from my home. 

Skills I Offer on Fiverr 

  • E-Book Formatting
  • Content Writing
  • File Conversion
  • Data Analysis (Using Excel & Power BI)
  • Designing PDF Files & Templates

These services help many businesses, authors, and students to get their work done professionally.

How Fiverr Helped Me

  • I get orders from worldwide clients.

  • Flexible work hours.

  • Extra income source.

  • Build my portfolio while studying.

Why I Love Freelancing

Being a freelancer allows me to continue my studies, enjoy food blogging, and work on real-life projects for clients.

This dual life helps me to grow both personally and professionally. 

My Fiverr Profile Link (Backlink Section) 

If you or someone you know need professional ebook formatting, content writing, or file conversion services —
You can hire me directly from my Fiverr profile here:

Click here to visit my Fiverr Profile

Conclusion

Thank you for reading my journey.
If you are also planning to start freelancing, I highly recommend you to explore Fiverr and use your skills to grow.
And of course — stay tuned for more food blogs and delicious recipes!

 

Location: India

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