Any tips for beginner freelancers on using Make when they don't have much to automate?

Sure, I’ll give you some tips for beginner freelancers using Make. First, consume the first 12 videos of my ‘Make Money with Make’ series to get familiar. Then create an Upwork account so you can see job postings. Read every automation job posting each day and look for the ones that clearly state what the client wants—those are the simplest and give you direct insight from customers who have money to spend. Try to build as many of those flows as you can each day; they’ll usually be simple two‑ or three‑module connections (e.g., linking Go High Level to Monday.com). Do this for a week, aiming for maybe twenty builds total. Next, record a video of yourself doing one of those builds (I use Loom) and send that video along with your application to the job. This shows you can deliver exactly what the client needs and gives you real‑world feedback from paying customers, which is far better than any influencer advice. If you don’t have anything to automate yet, just follow this roadmap from start to finish; it should take you about three days if you’re new, or a day if you’ve already done the basics, and then another week to feel comfortable applying to paid jobs. That’s the practical way to get up and running with Make as a freelancer.