How To Be A Freelancer In Demand Become A Busy Client s Best Friend
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How to Become a Sought-After Freelancer: Be the Go-To for Busy Clients
Summary
Busy clients are often the best clients. They run successful businesses, have the budget to pay for quality work, and need ongoing support. Keeping them happy can secure you consistent work. The key? Make their lives easier and save them time.
Keywords
Freelance, writing, publishing, editor, book, ebook, writer, job, work, money.
Article
To thrive as a freelancer, target busy clients. These clients are at the forefront of successful businesses, capable of affording your services, and requiring ongoing support. They appreciate efficiency and reliability, making it crucial to focus on streamlining their workload.
Insights from Clients
Emma, Editor
"The freelancer I continue to work with is the one who delivers exactly what I need, hassle-free. I can assign the task, forget about it, and trust it will be done correctly. That's the freelancer I prioritize."
Josef, Business Manager
"I contracted someone for an ad campaign. They continuously sought my opinion with countless emails. Instead, they should’ve researched, provided a concise selection, and sought my choice at week’s end. A more business-like approach would've saved time."
George, Project Manager
"Some freelancers think it’s all fun and games. Maybe time isn’t precious to them, but it is to me. Long phone calls and detailed emails are unnecessary. Keep it short, on-topic, or I won’t have time for it."
Simplifying Client Interactions
To ease a client’s burden, always consider how busy they are. For example, when asked to provide a brief overview of an article:
Ineffective Brief:
“I’ve decided to focus on effective ways to trade shares on a budget, covering new floats, low-cost shares, and reducing trading costs.”
Effective Brief:
- Angle: Trading Shares on a Budget
- Content:
- New floats
- Low-cost shares
- Reducing trading costs
The second brief is clearer, more professional, and easier for busy clients to digest. Employing this approach not only creates a better impression but also saves both you and the client precious time.
Final Tip
Recognize that clients who seem rushed or stressed often are. Don't view this negatively; see it as an opportunity. By alleviating some of their stress, you secure a well-paying and frequent client?"an asset for a successful freelancing career.
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