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With SEOClerks I have learn a lot of freelancing and how to start your own job, some people do freelance, other ones are writers, and other ones do some web marketing, but, how can you start doing these jobs the best way, let's give everyone some tips for this world of freelancing!
remember back when you started out selling your services at a 50% discount just to get a single positive reviewOh man this is reminding me of my first struggles LOL
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You can browse around the discussions section, or the faq section, to find some good information on what to do for the ideal freelancing job you want to start running. If you can't find the right information, just post a question about it and I'm sure someone will respond to you Now you'll have to filter through all of the responses because some people might give you misleading and incorrect information while others, like myself, will type out a process on what to do the right way
You can also browse through forums and Q&A sites like Yahoo! Answers and Quora in order to figure out the answers to your questions. If you're going to be doing something in online marketing, I would highly suggest you browse around an internet marketing forum because there are a lot of intelligent people there posting daily about methods, answering questions and just talking in the lounge
Figure out what is easy for you to accomplish in a short amount of time
Sure there are a lot of services out there that take 30 days, but don't you want to make some money right now? Figure out a high quality service that you can sell which has a quick turn around time (TAT). This way you can sell 10 of them and make more in a week than you could selling your 1 service that takes a month.
Always over deliver
Everyone likes a good service when it does everything it says it's going to. What keeps people coming back for more orders is if you over deliver on your service Think about it, if you're building 100 high domain authority backlinks and you submit the work and the client sees 150, they're going to keep coming back over and over
Have outstanding response times
When people are purchasing something, they want to know that the work is being performed. I've purchased plenty of items here on SEOclerks and I have noticed that I myself go back to the people who respond quicker than expected. It's like I don't have to worry about them getting the work done because I know they're active, which is always nice
Gaining momentum as a freelancer
Selling a service as a freelancer is easy because of all the platforms you can post your work on, but if you're not doing high quality work, you'll likely get a lot of bad reviews and have to start over. You'll need to build up your profile over time by hammering out a bunch of orders for less than what you normally would charge. This will get you a good amount of positive reviews and afterward you can increase the pricing to what you normally wanted to sell it for.
Doing this will ensure that you're almost always getting a positive review since the amount of work you'll be doing for each client is much cheaper than your competitors. I personally have purchased products from people who are just starting out and now those services are 2x or 3x the price that I paid in the beginning. Some of those freelancers are even featured on SC and are top level sellers with X level accounts which can only be awarded to you by a staff member who has used your service and loved everything about it
In the end it's never an easy road to make a full time income as a freelancer, but once you get to the point where you're consistently making 1k, 2k or even 10k a month you'll remember back when you started out selling your services at a 50% discount just to get a single positive review [b]First you'll need the experience if you want to be successful[/b] You can browse around the discussions section, or the faq section, to find some good information on what to do for the ideal freelancing job you want to start running. If you can't find the right information, just post a question about it and I'm sure someone will respond to you :D Now you'll have to filter through all of the responses because some people might give you misleading and incorrect information while others, like myself, will type out a process on what to do the right way :) You can also browse through forums and Q&A sites like Yahoo! Answers and Quora in order to figure out the answers to your questions. If you're going to be doing something in online marketing, I would highly suggest you browse around an internet marketing forum because there are a lot of intelligent people there posting daily about methods, answering questions and just talking in the lounge :) [b]Figure out what is easy for you to accomplish in a short amount of time[/b] Sure there are a lot of services out there that take 30 days, but don't you want to make some money right now? Figure out a high quality service that you can sell which has a quick turn around time (TAT). This way you can sell 10 of them and make more in a week than you could selling your 1 service that takes a month. [b]Always over deliver[/b] Everyone likes a good service when it does everything it says it's going to. What keeps people coming back for more orders is if you over deliver on your service :D Think about it, if you're building 100 high domain authority backlinks and you submit the work and the client sees 150, they're going to keep coming back over and over :D [b]Have outstanding response times[/b] When people are purchasing something, they want to know that the work is being performed. I've purchased plenty of items here on SEOclerks and I have noticed that I myself go back to the people who respond quicker than expected. It's like I don't have to worry about them getting the work done because I know they're active, which is always nice :D [b]Gaining momentum as a freelancer[/b] Selling a service as a freelancer is easy because of all the platforms you can post your work on, but if you're not doing high quality work, you'll likely get a lot of bad reviews and have to start over. You'll need to build up your profile over time by hammering out a bunch of orders for less than what you normally would charge. This will get you a good amount of positive reviews and afterward you can increase the pricing to what you normally wanted to sell it for. Doing this will ensure that you're almost always getting a positive review since the amount of work you'll be doing for each client is much cheaper than your competitors. I personally have purchased products from people who are just starting out and now those services are 2x or 3x the price that I paid in the beginning. Some of those freelancers are even featured on SC and are top level sellers with X level accounts which can only be awarded to you by a staff member who has used your service and loved everything about it :D In the end it's never an easy road to make a full time income as a freelancer, but once you get to the point where you're consistently making 1k, 2k or even 10k a month you'll remember back when you started out selling your services at a 50% discount just to get a single positive review :)
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