Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, blogs, and Google+ can help freelancers be more social and find work. Facebook can help freelancers curate relevant content, engage with clients and followers, and advertise projects. Twitter is good for learning industry basics, interacting with brands and clients, and sharing tips. LinkedIn should feature work history and skills while connecting with clients. Blogs establish authority and credibility, while guest blogging introduces freelancers to new audiences. Google+ helps with search engine optimization. Freelancers should thoughtfully engage across platforms while avoiding complaints, oversharing, hard quotas, platform cross-linking, lies, or ignoring visuals.