http://strategicoutsourcers.com/making-bids-at-freelance-sites/ Make A Full Time Income Fast And Build Passive Income Streams Wed, 01 Sep 2010 09:16:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://strategicoutsourcers.com/making-bids-at-freelance-sites/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Barry Walls Mon, 06 Jul 2009 14:05:17 +0000 http://strategicoutsourcers.com/?p=237#comment-45 Excellent point Bradley...and well made. Over time, everything builds and it only ever builds in one direction, but on multiple fronts. Excellent point Bradley…and well made. Over time, everything builds and it only ever builds in one direction, but on multiple fronts.

]]> http://strategicoutsourcers.com/making-bids-at-freelance-sites/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Bradley Otto Mon, 06 Jul 2009 06:44:32 +0000 http://strategicoutsourcers.com/?p=237#comment-44 The cookie cutter bids or "templates" as I look at them are great for a starting point. The provider has to have the basic's ready to go, and can then customize the format to meet the buyers needs. Nobody wants to see the same "Hi my name is, I can do this, this and this for you....etc. But with some practice, a basic format can be generated and be the starting point for any of your bids no matter what the desired job. [Bidding Guidance] Buyers want to see your personality when they read the bid. Bid on projects that interest you the provider. Being able to share your interest's also make it easier to show knowledge of the project concept. When you can show you will treat the job as if it were your own personal project, your percentages of winning bids will start to increase. This is not a guarantee, but human nature kicks in and people want to connect. So build your templates and try out different formulas, soon you will have a note book full of bidding guidelines to drop in and start getting the work you desire The cookie cutter bids or “templates” as I look at them are great for a starting point.
The provider has to have the basic’s ready to go, and can then customize the format to meet the buyers needs. Nobody wants to see the same “Hi my name is, I can do this, this and this for you….etc. But with some practice, a basic format can be generated and be the starting point for any of your bids no matter what the desired job. [Bidding Guidance]
Buyers want to see your personality when they read the bid.
Bid on projects that interest you the provider. Being able to share your interest’s also make it easier to show knowledge of the project concept. When you can show you will treat the job as if it were your own personal project, your percentages of winning bids will start to increase. This is not a guarantee, but human nature kicks in and people want to connect. So build your templates and try out different formulas, soon you will have a note book full of bidding guidelines to drop in and start getting the work you desire

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