4 TIPS FOR NEW FREELANCE WRITERS TO GET A JOB

1)      CHOOSE RIGHT PLATFORM: The most crucial thing you could possibly need to develop into a good freelance writer is a good start. Before you begin working on an online freelance website, research it by looking at third-party evaluations, listed projects and their costs, registered clients, payment options, the number of individuals working there, the percentage of content writing jobs, and the categories. If you want to have a good security of your hard-earned money and worthy pay, the validity of a website is a requirement.

2)      SETTING UP THE PROFILE: Your profile is the greatest approach to show yourself to clients once you have signed up for any online article writing marketplace. Complete the bank information, enter the right information, and add some quality work. Don't forget to write a strong bio, as this will likely be the second thing a client notices about you. If you don't already have any published works, you can start a blog and put your works there. Another option is to just add the finished product directly to the portfolio section.

3)      PREPARING PROPOSAL: The first thing a client sees that either impresses or repudiates you is your proposal. It decides whether or not to assign the order to you. As a result, it ought to pique the interest of content buyers. If you want the buyer to click your name and view your profile, your proposal should be worded creatively.

·         Bid on the orders which you can actually complete.

·         Take time in writing the proposal and make it noteworthy.

·         Don’t make it lengthy. You can add 2-3 links as more links will confuse the reader.

·         Do not brag about yourself. It is the common mistake, freelancers make. Be honest. Don’t say ‘I have 7 years of experience’ when you actually don’t have it. Instead, avoid mentioning it in that case. Keep the proposal focused on your service instead of the experience.

·         Are you using the same proposal of all projects? Never do it. You can prepare some common proposals for different categories and use them accordingly.

·         Read the project description carefully before you make a bid on it.

4)      THE COMMUNICATION: Once a client initiates communication, you should try to persuade him or her to use your services because your prospects are now better and speak intelligently and professionally. Make an effort to inquire further about the order. Inform the client of the benefits of working with you and the services you can supply through your content.

Show relevant examples during the dialogue to convey a sense of the writing's calibre and style. A excellent technique to land a project is to write live examples on the client's request, but refuse if the client requests more than 100 to 200 words because there's a chance he's tricking you because you're inexperienced.

WORKING TIPS:

·         Follow each instruction of client to produce the good content.

·         Perform manual proofreading, grammar and spelling check, uniqueness testing and proper formatting before sending it to the clients.

·         Follow the deadlines strictly. Try to submit content on or deadlines to avoid rejection.

·         Good research and content outlines.

·         Credits, references, image creation and editing.

DON’T’s AS A FREELANCE WRITER:

·         Lying to the client about your experience and expertise – it will make them expect more.

·         Taking work which you can’t complete in given timeframe.

·         Working at exceptionally low rates.

·         Communication badly or rudely with clients.

·         Starting the work before the client awards it to you. You can reach us at www.writers.exchange or give us a call at +91 9840226301 or +1 914 598 8133 for further queries.

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