Are you looking for clients? The majority of job offers that go through ProZ.com happen when a potential client searches the directory and contacts service providers that match their job requirements directly through their profiles. This is why having not a good, but a great profile becomes really important. What do you want them to see when they visit your profile? What makes you different from the rest? What is your expertise? What credentials have you earned? Clients are just a mouseclick away. Get ready to welcome them.
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Subscribing to ProZ.com makes good business sense. Why? Because members enjoy the following benefits:
Meet new clients at 4 times the rate of non-members.
Appear before all non-members in the directory.
Outsourcers that post jobs see quotes from members first.
Submit quotes to member-only jobs.
Unrestricted access to the Blue Board record of outsourcers and profile visits.
Exclusive access to content and networking opportunities.
Create, send, and track invoices online at ProZ.com.
And more, much more...
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Your ProZ.com profile is your public face at ProZ.com, it is the first impression that potential clients and colleagues will have of you. When building a professional looking profile, you should think as your profile visitors. You build your profile for them, not for you.
Ask yourself: is it clear from my profile information the services I offer? Are my top fields of expertise shown on top? Do my tagline and bio clearly state what makes me different from the rest? Is the information in my profile written in the language of my potential clients? If the answer to any of these is 'no', the it's time for a profile review.
List your top language pairs first, report specific services and rates »
Organize your fields of expertise, move top ones to the top of the list »
Optimize your profile for search engine ranking »
Localize your bio, your tagline and keywords into your languages »
State if you do volunteer work for non-profit organizations »
Report your credentials and get them verified »
Seven easy (and free) ways to boost your profile traffic »
