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You posted in the wrong sub to get advice about r/Upwork. Here a few things that will help you win some jobs on that platform:
$35/hr isn't breaking most clients' price resistance. There are tons of successful freelancers with much high hourly rate than that (myself included).
Can you share your profile link ? I am curious to see
No thanks, I prefer not to dox myself, and keep my competitive edge for myself. The advice I gave above is plenty enough to kickstart your success on Upwork.
Thank you for your straightforward answer. I really liked it. Yes I will keep in mind.