How to Properly Fill Out Your Profile on a Freelancing Platform
When clients search for performers through their freelance platform profiles, they browse candidate profiles and select those whose profiles inspire trust and make them want to collaborate. Likewise, for a freelancer to be sure they're dealing with a real and trustworthy client, the client should give their profiles a polish. Read this article to learn how you can make your profile trustworthy so it converts and gains traction online whether you are a freelancer or a client.
If You’re a Client, Mention This in Your Profile
- The name of the legal entity, the first and last name of the employee responsible for the search.
- A photo of the contact person or the company logo.
- A concise and succinct description of what the company does, how long it has been in the market, what benefits collaboration with it offers, etc.
- Several communication channels: email address, phone number, links to instant messengers.
- A link to the company website or a work account on social media.
- A detailed description of the task: working conditions, results, project and performer requirements, wishes, deadlines, payment amount, etc.
- Guarantees that the company provides to the performer.
- A mark indicating profile verification.
If you’ve already created your personal profile on a freelance platform, check it against this list. If bits of information are missing, chances are, freelancers refuse your tasks due to lack of trust. It's worth refining your profile to make it more informative and appealing.
If You’re a Freelancer, Mention This in Your Profile
- Real first and last name.
- A close-up photo of good quality.
- Information about education (diploma specialty, certificates from professional development courses and webinars).
- Description of skills and personal qualities that help in work.
- Work experience with the number of projects completed.
- Real client reviews. It's good if they are on company letterheads or contain the results. For example, a programmer can provide a link to a website they created.
- Portfolio. One of the most important parts of a profile on a freelance platform. It should contain examples of all the services the freelancer provides. It's good if the case studies are with clients from various industries.
- Several communication channels: email address, phone number, links to instant messengers.
- A link to a personal website or work account on social media if available.
- Information about self-employment status or an individual entrepreneur, if registered.
- Guarantees that the freelancer provides to the client.
- A mark indicating profile verification.
Conclusion
Both freelancers and employers should only include up-to-date information in their freelance platform profiles. If you provide any external links, make sure they are active and accessible.
EasyBusy is a new freelance platform and it serves as a convenient interaction tool for clients and performers where each user is verified through ID documents. A complete and set up profile will help find a customer or a freelancer. In addition, both sides will be able to transfer and receive payments, process reporting documents, make useful connections, and increase their income.
EasyBusy is a new freelance platform and it serves as a convenient interaction tool for clients and performers where each user is verified through ID documents. A complete and set up profile will help find a customer or a freelancer. In addition, both sides will be able to transfer and receive payments, process reporting documents, make useful connections, and increase their income.
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