I'm Ken. I build Skill To Dollar.
Most advice about finding freelance clients tells you where to look. Upwork, Fiverr, LinkedIn, Facebook groups, cold email, job boards. That advice is everywhere and it's free, and people still get stuck — because knowing that clients exist somewhere isn't the hard part.
The hard part is the next move. You have a skill. Which specific businesses should you contact, and why would they care?
That's the question Client Hunt tries to answer. You describe what you do and who you want to work with, and it reads real businesses' own websites and brings back a shortlist with the reasoning attached — so you can decide who's worth writing to instead of guessing.
I write here about what I'm learning building it. Some of that comes from reading a lot of business websites at scale, which is a strange but genuinely useful vantage point on what makes a business worth approaching.
Where things stand
I'm solo. Client Hunt is live and it doesn't have paying customers yet. I'd rather say that plainly than pretend otherwise.
If you use it and the results are wrong for your skill, tell me. support@skilltodollar.com reaches me directly, and that feedback is currently the most useful thing anyone can send me.
About Mia
You'll see Mia across our emails, ads, and social posts. Mia is an AI character, not a real employee or freelancer. She's the brand's host. The writing on this blog is mine.