Hi Premkumar,
I'm sorry to hear you haven't been getting response to your proposals. I can assure you that all proposals are delivered to and can be viewed by clients. Proposals are archived only if they are declined by the client, withdrawn by the freelancer or the job is closed. Also, the clients can archive proposals on their end.
Submitting proposals doesn't always guarantee that you will get hired or interviewed, but you shouldn't give up on sending proposals to potential clients.
When you apply for jobs, make sure your proposal is well written and that you're absolutely qualified and certain of your ability to complete the job you're applying for. Check out this help article with tips on creating proposals that win jobs.
Thank you!
Hi Premkumar,
Please keep in mind that each client has their own screening process. Once you submit a proposal the client is able to accept it. If they accept it, a message room will be created for you and your client where you can continue communicating about the job.
Hope that this clarifies the confusion, and I would also suggest referring to the guide Bojan shared in his post previously. Thank you.
Hi Hamlito,
The client receives all proposals, but it's up to them to decide whether they'll accept them or not.
I suggest that you take a look at the Freelancing Resources board in which you'll find plenty of articles to help you with writing proposals, negotiating with clients, setting your rates, enhancing your profile, and so on. On Upwork's Events & Webinars page, you can find official Upwork hosted events along with the ones hosted by Top Rated freelancers.
Thank you.
