How to get reputation on freelancer sites?
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Ahhh, I remember those days!
You have to have a really good proposal (not a canned response!), quick response to clients messages, and hopefully something in your portfolio to show your previous work completed elsewhere.
When starting out, you can't expect to charge top-dollar. You will have to start with small jobs, and bid slightly less then others.
Do great, fast work, with great communication, and keep working until the client is happy.
THEN you will get the good feedback you are after. It takes time and hard work (like everything else!) but it pays off in the end!
You have to have a really good proposal (not a canned response!), quick response to clients messages, and hopefully something in your portfolio to show your previous work completed elsewhere.
When starting out, you can't expect to charge top-dollar. You will have to start with small jobs, and bid slightly less then others.
Do great, fast work, with great communication, and keep working until the client is happy.
THEN you will get the good feedback you are after. It takes time and hard work (like everything else!) but it pays off in the end!
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Excellent tips and ideas. I am on freelancer and have just signed up for iwriter. I think I had a profile on Odesk, but I haven't been there in a coon's age. I try to bid on the easy jobs at present, as I've been on there for a couple of years, but have just actually started working more there. I currently have two jobs going on, one's pretty easy and the other one entails a lot of research, as genealogy usually does. I like it there, even though I rec'd a bad review because my aunt passed away, apparently the person thought I was lying...but whatever...lol
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You can always try joining some Skype review exchange groups, although most people frown on that.
As far iWriter goes, I think it's mainly a rip. They pay insanely lower rates that the other sites you have mentioned. oDesk (upwork now) is my favorite choice, as well as Fiverr.
As far iWriter goes, I think it's mainly a rip. They pay insanely lower rates that the other sites you have mentioned. oDesk (upwork now) is my favorite choice, as well as Fiverr.
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