Jan 26, 2021 07:12:48 AM by Mikko R
Christine A wrote:Most of the services that you're trying to provide would require much better English skills than you possess. For example, if somebody is looking for a freelancer to help improve their CV or to do translations, they will want to hire someone whose spelling and grammar is perfect. You should work on improving that - there are plenty of free online courses - or else only bid on projects that don't require fluent English. (You have marked yourself as "fluent" but "basic" would be more accurate.)
Christine is right. Let's work on that "Transtaletion English to Franch".
Best of luck with everything.
May 22, 2021 10:25:35 PM by Tamanna Y
I send proposal of my available connect . My profile is 100% completed. I get 4.5 score at readiness test . I stay online all the time .But I can not get any job. What can I do now? If I can not get any order within 3 months, my profile will be blocked from upwork team . Is this the rules of upwork ? Please give me advice.
May 22, 2021 11:07:39 PM by Petra R
Designer T wrote:If I can not get any order within 3 months, my profile will be blocked from upwork team .
This is not true.
But unless your parents had a sense of humour and named you "Designer" Upwork WILL take action because your profile violates the terms of service.
You profile must be in your real, legal name as it appears on your government issued ID documents.
May 23, 2021 01:56:17 AM by Tamanna Y
Thanks I just add designer for user name. But I was unknown about this. Thank you so much for reminding me . I will change this.
Jun 24, 2021 10:04:07 PM by Joanne P
Hi Monira,
There is no option to change your username, but should be able to change your name on your Upwork account. I encourage you to check this post and the freelancer resources to help you get started on Upwork.
Jan 26, 2021 03:17:28 AM by Christine A
Most of the services that you're trying to provide would require much better English skills than you possess. For example, if somebody is looking for a freelancer to help improve their CV or to do translations, they will want to hire someone whose spelling and grammar is perfect. You should work on improving that - there are plenty of free online courses - or else only bid on projects that don't require fluent English. (You have marked yourself as "fluent" but "basic" would be more accurate.)
Jan 26, 2021 07:12:48 AM by Mikko R
Christine A wrote:Most of the services that you're trying to provide would require much better English skills than you possess. For example, if somebody is looking for a freelancer to help improve their CV or to do translations, they will want to hire someone whose spelling and grammar is perfect. You should work on improving that - there are plenty of free online courses - or else only bid on projects that don't require fluent English. (You have marked yourself as "fluent" but "basic" would be more accurate.)
Christine is right. Let's work on that "Transtaletion English to Franch".
Best of luck with everything.
Jun 24, 2021 08:50:26 PM by Monira K
Apr 6, 2022 12:29:09 PM by Md Fahad H
You can send the proposal properly. And fast reply. Then you get an order.
Oct 5, 2022 09:30:39 PM by Dhammika W
Try to understand your clients first. Start with small jobs with limited proposals. New clients have a high chance of choosing you.
Boost your online working confidence by taking the Upwork readiness test. Describe how you plan to solve the client's problem in your job proposal. In reality, a job is a client's problem. Select jobs with which you are comfortable and confident.
The job criteria can help you understand the client's requirements. Present your qualifications according to the client's needs. From feedback, find the client's name and address him by name.
For each client, create a unique proposal. Ensure that you address your client in a friendly yet professional manner. Keeping it simple and honest is the best approach. You'll soon find a job.