How to get away from short tasks in freelancing?

Question

Freelance

So far, by and large, for me, freelancing is a secondary work market - edits, tweaks, alterations, etc., which, frankly, weighs me down. Motivation disappears. But when I work on a project from start to finish, I feel like a "creator" and this problem does not arise. But on freelance exchanges, developing a project from scratch usually has a lot of responses, 20-30 or more - it’s difficult to get through.
What can be done to completely move away from "secondary" work to "primary", i.e. engage exclusively in the development of projects from scratch?
Maybe a noob question, but for now, freelancing is more of an occasional job for me.

Answer 1

just pass by such projects.

Answer 2

Raise your rating, take work from scratch

Answer 3

Have an excellent resume (portfolio), a lot of reviews and then with 20 responses you will be more likely to pay attention.

Answer 4

Most often, large tasks are given by clients who have solved small works. And taking an order even if you have a lot of reviews is not easy.