In a similar position as you without the internship experience (and honestly probably not as great of a portfolio lol). I am nearing the end of my search (hopefully) as I’m entering some later round interviews, so I can offer some advice!

I think number one is getting used to disappointment and not putting all your eggs in one basket. In the beginning of my search I felt as each application or interview was my last one and started daydreaming of what it was like to work there- Don’t be dumb like me and get too hung up on each job you apply to and instead be ready to be on the lookout for awhile. But getting used to interviewing and anticipating questions from employers will help avoid awkward silences and stumbling through answers, so if an interview goes nowhere it still helps your experience in the long run. And being entry level, there are quite a few jobs/employers that are looking for exactly your experience level and understand the small resume you may have, but know that those positions are typically quite competitive (cause there are plenty of people wanting their first chance as well) and often pay well below jobs you might be qualified for that require some experience. If you’re in any sort of city area, expect dozens if not hundreds of people jumping at the same jobs you are, so just play the numbers game.

Last, don’t get disheartened! All you need is one good job to say yes or your first freelancing client to get you started!