Jul 6, 2021 07:20:32 AM by MD Emon M
My long-term client's score is 25%. Now the question is, I don't know either it is a good score or a bad one. I have started my career in February 2021. Can anyone answer this, please 🙂
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Jul 6, 2021 08:21:26 AM by Andrea G
Hi MD Emon,
Of the clients you’ve worked with within the past year, this metric shows the percentage of clients you worked with for at least three months. This could be over one or multiple contracts and could be hourly or fixed-price work. You can learn more about My Stats here.
Having a high or low percentage here is not good or bad. Longer-term relationships are a plus and can help boost your Job Success Score. But not having them won't count against you.
Jul 6, 2021 08:21:26 AM by Andrea G
Hi MD Emon,
Of the clients you’ve worked with within the past year, this metric shows the percentage of clients you worked with for at least three months. This could be over one or multiple contracts and could be hourly or fixed-price work. You can learn more about My Stats here.
Having a high or low percentage here is not good or bad. Longer-term relationships are a plus and can help boost your Job Success Score. But not having them won't count against you.
Jul 26, 2021 08:07:01 AM by Md Shah J
I have a confusion about 3 months
If I start to work with client "XYZ" on 22nd March
How it will be work
is it March, April, and May, or it will be count on 22nd June?
Jul 26, 2021 08:14:49 AM by Petra R
Md Shah J wrote:I have a confusion about 3 months
If I start to work with client "XYZ" on 22nd March
It will count 3 months later, (22nd of June) provided there were regular payments throughout.
Jul 11, 2022 11:37:07 AM by Sheila C
What do they consider the start date to be? The first day I worked, the first day they were billed, or the first day I was paid?
Aug 10, 2021 09:16:34 PM by MD Emon M
You should count the number of days from when you started the job.
3 Months = 90 days approximately.
Means from 26 March + 90 days = 26 June.
Jul 11, 2022 01:27:59 PM by Arjay M
Hi Sheila,
We won't be able to share exact details about the calculation. In general, it's the percentage of clients you've worked with and received payments from on any contract for over 90 days within the past year.
Jul 11, 2022 11:19:07 PM by Annie Jane B
Hi Sheila,
Thank you for your message. Longer-term relationships are great and can help boost your score. Please know that what's considered long-term are contracts that are at least two years active.
You can check this article for more information.
Jul 12, 2022 09:52:52 AM by Sheila C
Also, the link you provided has no information about long term clients.
Jul 15, 2023 02:18:14 PM by Mohammad U
Hi Andrea,
I had my Long term client score 100% from the last six months because I'm working with a Long term client still now, even I did his work in this week too, but sudden I saw today, it is dropped to 50% score in my stats, please let me know if anything you could help, thnak you
Jul 12, 2022 07:59:44 AM by Sheila C
How does it boost your score? By how much?
Also, the mod above you said it was regular work for 90 days, not 2 years.