Long Term or convert long-term to monthly

[#1]

I need a suggestion, The better job for decorating the profile is Long Term or convert long-term to monthly to renewed every month so that the profile number of jobs and reviews may increase.

Does anyone suggest to me, which one is the best?

[#2 · Accepted solution]

Hello Farman, Hope you're doing well!

When it comes to decorating your Upwork profile, both long-term and short-term projects can be beneficial in different ways. Here are some factors to consider when deciding which approach to take:

1. Number of Jobs and Reviews: If you're looking to increase the number of jobs and reviews on your profile quickly, working on short-term projects that can be renewed every month can be a good strategy. This will allow you to accumulate more jobs and reviews over a shorter period of time, which can help you establish credibility and attract more clients.

2. Long-term Relationships: On the other hand, if you're looking to build long-term relationships with clients, working on longer-term projects can be a better approach. This will allow you to establish a deeper relationship with the client, understand their needs and preferences better, and deliver more value over time. This can lead to repeat business, referrals, and positive feedback that can help you build a strong reputation on Upwork.

3. Diversification: It's also important to consider diversifying your portfolio by working on a mix of short-term and long-term projects. This will allow you to showcase a variety of skills and experiences on your profile, which can help you attract a wider range of clients.

Ultimately, the best approach will depend on your specific goals and preferences. If you're just starting out on Upwork and looking to build your profile quickly, focusing on short-term projects that can be renewed every month can be a good strategy. If you're more interested in building long-term relationships with clients and delivering high-quality work over time, working on longer-term projects may be a better fit.

Thank you
Nayem

[#3]

Get more jobs first with good reviews and unique project titles and unique client narrative feedback. 

Once you've seen the "Rising Talent" badge, and later acheived the "Top Rated", then do whatever it takes to get a high-paying job or relationship. 

The length isnt a factor, actually the client spend is what is measured. e.g. its the same if you make $10k in 1 day or $10k in 1 year - when it hits that number, not time, youll qualify for the "Top Rated Plus" badge. 

Note that the dollar amount that qualifies for the highest badge vareies across industries. So check you current requirement under your "My Stats" tab.

Good luck!

[#4]

Thank you very much!