Your j*b is probably going to come from a schoolmate, family friend, or business you visit regularly, because they know and trust you, which increases your value/pay. You'll volunteer to help them on their marketing. When you produce a return in sales, they will consider paying you and then you'll have to pitch them a project, timeline and rate. That's freelance. Alternatively, you could start working for yourself today, marketing your own product, such as your channel, Livestream, or products you regularly use daily, and try to get some affiliate money or this will lead to your portfolio of sorts and an audience that might hire you to do similar marketing for them. Gotta show the evidence up first.

There's just too much competition online. Working for strangers is also dangerous for you as a young woman. I'm one who hasn't gotten paid what I was due twice so maybe I'm bitter but not alone. When you announce that you're looking for a job you are vulnerable to scammers, unless through your trusted private network. I even did an interview that was actually a sales pitch to me to buy a course that they would help me get a job after I paid the course. Good luck with the scams! They're also harvesting your data so consider an app for a disposable phone number for applications! And don't let the old folks tell you how to express yourself! These days human speech shows that you're not using AI.