A portfolio that doubles as an inbound-work machine
Pitching is the worst part of freelancing. Build the site once, let Koo run the marketing, and start having clients come to you.
- Designers, developers, writers, photographers, illustrators and creators
- Freelancers who want to charge for the work, not the hours spent finding it
- Anyone whose portfolio is currently a Notion page and a Calendly link
Koo gives freelancers a portfolio site with case-study layouts, a contact form that pings your phone, and a weekly blog that gets your name ranking for the work you want.
A working marketing stack. Not just a website
Portfolio-first layouts
Big imagery, dedicated case-study URLs, and project meta (role, year, client, stack) on every piece. Built for skim-readers and search engines alike.
Your name and craft on page one
SEO tuned around 'your-name [discipline]' and 'freelance [discipline] [city]'. The searches that bring qualified inbounds.
Instant enquiry alerts
Project briefs land in your inbox and on your phone within a minute, with budget range, timeline and source already captured.
Blog posts that establish expertise
A weekly post about your craft. Drafted by Koo, approved by you. Quietly compounding your authority over time.
From sign-up to first lead in three steps
Add 3 to 5 of your best projects
Drop images, write a sentence, Koo formats the case study.
Position your offer
Services, day rate or project rate, and what makes you the right pick. Koo writes the long-form pages around it.
Inbounds replace cold pitching
Posts, portfolio and SEO compound. The work finds you instead of the other way round.
Real-world setups
Eight case studies, a weekly post on brand identity, and a contact form that books a 20-minute intro call. That's the whole funnel.
Technical write-ups on TanStack and Supabase pull traffic from Google, and the 'hire me' page is the most-viewed URL after the homepage.