the site that gets you hired

what you need

all three plugins are included on every plan. the pro plan adds subpages and a subdomain — the two things that turn a single page into a proper site. $9.99/year, cheaper than one hour of your time.

building the funnel

1. the landing page — your pitch

this is the page that answers "who is this person and why should I hire them?" in five seconds. describe it to the AI:

"freelance Japanese-English translator based in Tokyo.
clean, professional, warm. my name 'Sora Tanaka' and a one-liner:
'I translate for startups that want to sound local.'
three specialties: marketing copy, product UI, legal documents.
a short testimonial from a past client. then clear links to
my services page, portfolio, and a 'hire me' button.
no stock photos, no emoji — just confident typography."

this page replaces the LinkedIn summary nobody reads. one URL, one purpose: make people want to know more.

2. the services page — what you offer

create /services as a subpage. describe your offerings, pricing structure, and how you work:

"services page for a freelance translator.
three tiers: quick turnaround (marketing copy, social),
standard (websites, apps, product UI), and specialized
(legal, patents, regulatory). for each: what's included,
typical turnaround, starting price.
section on how I work: brief → quote → translate → review.
end with a CTA linking to the hire page."

transparency wins clients. listing your process and price range filters out bad-fit leads before they ever contact you.

3. the portfolio — proof that you deliver

enable the posts plugin. each past project becomes a post — the client, the challenge, the work, the result. the AI generates a portfolio page that lists your projects:

sora.bb.bi/work                    → all projects
sora.bb.bi/work/acme-rebrand       → case study: Acme site localization
sora.bb.bi/work/fintech-app        → case study: fintech app UI strings
sora.bb.bi/work/cat/marketing      → marketing projects only

use categories to organize by type (marketing, product, legal) and tags for industries (tech, fashion, F&B). visitors filter to the work that's relevant to them.

for project screenshots and deliverables, enable the media library plugin. upload images and reference them in your posts — clean short URLs like sora.bb.bi/m/acme/before and sora.bb.bi/m/acme/after.

4. the intake form — let them hire you

enable the contact form plugin and create /hire as a subpage. configure the fields for a proper client intake:

fields:
  - name (required)
  - email (required)
  - company
  - project type (dropdown: marketing, product, legal, other)
  - budget range (dropdown: <$500, $500–2k, $2k–5k, $5k+)
  - timeline
  - project description (textarea)
  - how did you find me?

the AI wires up the form automatically when generating the page. every submission lands in your dashboard — no email forwarding to configure, no third-party form service.

a structured intake form does two things: it saves you from "how much do you charge?" emails, and it makes you look more professional than "email me at…"

5. the blog — building authority

the posts plugin does double duty. in addition to your portfolio, write articles — industry tips, translation pitfalls, behind-the-scenes on a project. each post builds credibility and SEO:

sora.bb.bi/blog                          → articles
sora.bb.bi/blog/5-things-before-localizing → article
sora.bb.bi/blog/tag/tips                 → tagged posts

you don't need to post weekly. one thoughtful article a month is enough. when a potential client searches "how to localize an app for Japan" and finds your post — that's the best lead gen there is.

making it all feel cohesive

a freelancer site with six pages that all look different is worse than having one page. use bb.bi's style reference feature: generate your landing page first, then point every other page at it. the AI matches the typography, color palette, spacing, and overall feel.

mention your navigation in every prompt — same nav bar: home, services, work, blog, hire me — and the result is a multi-page site that feels like one designer built it, because in a sense, one did.

why freelancers choose bb.bi

this works for any freelancer

example: a freelance translator

Sora is a Japanese-English translator working with tech startups. she claims sora as her handle and upgrades to pro.

she builds her landing page with the AI — clean, bilingual, no unnecessary decoration. then creates subpages using the landing page as a style reference:

• /services — three tiers with scope, turnaround, and starting prices
• /work — portfolio of past projects using the posts plugin
• /work/acme-rebrand — detailed case study with before/after screenshots
• /blog — articles on localization tips and industry insights
• /hire — client intake form with project type, budget, and timeline

she puts sora.bb.bi in her LinkedIn headline, email signature, and Upwork profile. when a startup CTO clicks through, they see her specialties, browse her case studies, read a blog post about localizing for the Japanese market, and submit an intake form — all in one sitting.

every new project, she writes a case study and publishes it. her portfolio grows without touching any code. every new article improves her search ranking. the site works for her while she works for her clients.

sora.bb.bi                         → landing page
sora.bb.bi/services                → service tiers & pricing
sora.bb.bi/work                    → project portfolio
sora.bb.bi/work/acme-rebrand       → case study detail
sora.bb.bi/blog                    → authority-building articles
sora.bb.bi/blog/localizing-for-jp  → article on Japanese localization
sora.bb.bi/hire                    → client intake form

total cost: $9.99/year. total setup time: one afternoon. no developer, no designer, no agency.