seotosi
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Hey everyone,
I'm new in freelancing world. I know the terms of Search Engine Optimization (seo). But last 2 months i found how much difficult to get a job as a new freelancer. . Every buyer recommended they need experienced worker.My question is if you don't give the chance to new comer how they can experience???
Please give me suggestion how can i get job .
I am working in blog writing . I also create my profile in Fiverr & Upwork.
I'm new in freelancing world. I know the terms of Search Engine Optimization (seo). But last 2 months i found how much difficult to get a job as a new freelancer. . Every buyer recommended they need experienced worker.My question is if you don't give the chance to new comer how they can experience???
Please give me suggestion how can i get job .
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My partner in crime however, @Asmodeus works online full time, and he has seen his fair share of struggles... even presently.
Look over your service listings, and ensure the image you use is related to your service. You don't want to try to sell traffic and have a picture of a banana...lol
People want to see your previous work, so don't be scared to show them with screenshots or other tools which can help you reach your goal to get your sale!
Write clear, concise, easy to read AND LEGIBLE descriptions for your potential clientele. You want to avoid them running off because they find you hard to understand. If you have trouble writing English, then hire or find someone who will write individual descriptions, however do not forget to add that you will have some trouble, but to bare with you... Remember, it's usually workable with most clients. For those who have enormous issue with it, then you wouldn't want them as customers anyway.
Be sure to bump your services..... DAILY. Not all at once, try to space them out a bit through the day. You can bump your services up to five times every 24hrs. There are several ways to earn bumps, but to get you started (or if you're just running low), simply visit the community and contribute some good quality posts without spamming, and you will earn bumps in hopes to get more bumps through sales!
Once you get up to 25 posts you can utilize your signature here in the forum, by placing a link to your services. (I say the amount in a questionable tone, because I'm not 100% sure and I'm way too tired to look it up at this point-it's 235am here....lolol sorry).
Don't put you eggs all in one basket. SPREAD your services out to different places (Brand yourself by trying to use the same nickname where ever you sign up), take part in forum discussions. People need to SEE YOUR NAME and customers want the option of doing some research and checking how you are professionally by reading current posts.
Don't forget to be constantly aware of changes... Not just in trends, but particularly search engine changes (ie, Google) or major authority site changes (ie: Facebook, YouTube, etc). See what you can do to adapt and recover from those changes... Perhaps you may even beable to AVOID them all together, which would be an AWESOME thing.
Have PATIENCE! This sort of thing doesn't happen over night. I've been at this for what seems waaayyyy tooooo long...lol and I still work part time. I see it as extra money :) My partner in crime however, @[USER=167800]Asmodeus[/USER] works online full time, and he has seen his fair share of struggles... even presently.
This is a great community to both observe and take part in. I induldge in both, and I take pride in both the Marketplace and this community. Kinda like a family, really :)
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build a reputation new comer must working very hard, Be your self build a reputation
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