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What Makes You Trust a Freelancer Enough to Hire Them Again?
Hello SEOClerks Community!
I'd like to discuss something that I believe is important for both freelancers and clients.
We all know that getting a new client is not always easy. However, building a long-term professional relationship and earning a client's trust can be even more challenging.
In your opinion, what makes a freelancer stand out and earn a client's trust?
Here are a few things I'd love to discuss:
1. Is delivering high-quality work more important than offering a low price?
2. How important is regular communication during a project?
3. Does meeting deadlines influence your decision to work with someone again?
4. What makes you choose the same freelancer over other available sellers?
5. As a buyer, what is the biggest red flag that makes you avoid hiring a freelancer?
Personally, I believe quality, honesty, consistency, and professional communication are the foundations of a successful long-term working relationship.
Buyers and sellers, I'd love to hear your perspectives.
What's your number one factor when choosing or working with a freelancer?
Let's share our experiences and learn from each other!
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2. Very
3. Not always. I'm willing to wait extra time to ensure the job is done right
4. Consistency in delivering quality work
5. When a seller makes unrealistic claims, such as when any seller refers to themself as an "SEO Expert". There's no such thing as an SEO expert, as it changes and evolves dramatically all the time. A person may be good at researching the topic, but making unrealistic claims about "Skyrocketing your website to the top of Google" is a red flag I avoid every time. I'd rather work with an honest seller who is aware of the inherent difficulty involved in such a project.
Being realistic when setting goals and then consistantly meeting them is more important than anything else. 1. Quality is more important than cost 2. Very 3. Not always. I'm willing to wait extra time to ensure the job is done right 4. Consistency in delivering quality work 5. When a seller makes unrealistic claims, such as when any seller refers to themself as an "SEO Expert". There's no such thing as an SEO expert, as it changes and evolves dramatically all the time. A person may be good at researching the topic, but making unrealistic claims about "Skyrocketing your website to the top of Google" is a red flag I avoid every time. I'd rather work with an honest seller who is aware of the inherent difficulty involved in such a project. Being realistic when setting goals and then consistantly meeting them is more important than anything else.
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