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Brand books for new specialty-coffee roasters, with a name, logo and voice
New roasters need a name, logo and voice before launch, and AI can draft them quickly once the style is set.
Skills you can bring: A designer's eye and contacts in the coffee trade
$79–$149Start this - 2
Audits for Shopify stores that get visitors but few sales, showing why shoppers leave
Store owners with visitors and no sales know something is wrong, and much of the audit can be automated.
Skills you can bring: Ecommerce design experience and an eye for what makes shoppers hesitate
$99Start this - 3
An accessibility review of a web app's main pages, with the fixes delivered as code changes
Teams want accessible products but lack the expertise, and fixes in code are worth more than a list.
Skills you can bring: Accessibility knowledge and front-end engineering
$499Start this - 4
A portfolio site for an engineer, built from their public work, with one project written up
Hiring managers look for proof of work, and most engineers never write up what they built.
Skills you can bring: Web design and turning technical work into a story
$199Start this - 5
Annual reports for small nonprofits, with the year's results, stories and finances in a designed PDF
Donors want to see what their money did, and small nonprofits rarely have anyone to write it up well.
Skills you can bring: Nonprofit communications or fundraising experience
$499–$1,200 per reportStart this - 6
A custom photo preset in your style, built for one photographer from their own photos
Buyers whose photos don't suit a standard pack will pay more for a preset made for theirs.
Skills you can bring: A signature editing style and the skill to adapt it
$49–$99Start this - 7
Custom digital portraits in your illustration style, drawn from a fan's photo to give as a gift
Fans want themselves drawn in the style they follow you for, and a portrait makes a personal gift.
Skills you can bring: An illustration style people love and the speed to draw to order
$49–$149Start this - 8
A custom intro theme or short jingle for another creator's podcast or channel
Creators want a sound that is theirs alone, and a short piece is quick work for a composer.
Skills you can bring: Composition skills and a sound other creators like
$99–$299Start this - 9
A short video edited in your style from footage a follower sends you
Followers who love your edits will pay to have their own clips cut the same way.
Skills you can bring: An editing style people recognize and a fast editing routine
$99–$299Start this - 10
Monthly updates to salons' search listings and websites, keeping hours, services and photos current
People book the nearby salon that looks open and clear, and many salon listings are half filled in.
Skills you can bring: Experience running or working in a salon
$300/moStart this - 11
New phone-friendly websites for electricians, with services, service area, reviews and a quote form
Many electricians' websites are years old and break on phones, where most customers find them.
Skills you can bring: Experience as an electrician or in home services
$49–$99/moStart this - 12
Google Business Profile upkeep for restaurants, with weekly posts, new photos and holiday hours
Diners check hours and photos before they visit, and wrong hours on a stale listing turn them away.
Skills you can bring: Experience running or working in a restaurant
$99/moStart this - 13
New logos, colors, van wrap art and a matching website for established moving companies
A dated look makes a good moving company seem small, and a fresh one shows on every van, quote and page.
Skills you can bring: An eye for design and experience in the moving business
$750–$1,500Start this - 14
Bridal hair and makeup packages for wedding parties, with deposits and online trial booking
Bridal parties book months ahead and pay well, and a clear package page with deposits fills the season early.
Skills you can bring: Experience doing hair or makeup for weddings
$600–$1,500 per weddingStart this