As a prospective buyer, you'll have an abundance of options in the Marketplace to help build your business. Just find the categories that you desire and drill down to the individual services which best fits your needs. There are a lot of reliable freelancers on this site. Take the time to contact them directly for any service that you are interested in. This gives you the chance to check responsiveness and to request samples where applicable.
As a prospective seller, the key early on is to focus on getting clear and detailed services posted that is related to your skillset. I would definitely take some time to browse through some of the services that are currently being listed in your niche to get an idea of what's being offered and at what price. This is a great practice because you may have a unique skillset that's hasn't been offered yet or a skill that hasn't become a victim to oversaturation.
You can find more details about listing guidelines here: https://www.seocheckout.com/listing_guidelines. As a new seller, your priimary focus should be on establishing good communication with potential buyers and producing quality work.
Your seller level will continually increase based on your sales, ratings, affiliate sales, response times and more. You can find more details about seller levels here: https://www.seocheckout.com/userlevels/
Most importantly, have fun and follow people. From a seller perspective on seocheckout, I'm still climbing the charts myself, so if you have any questions please feel free to ask.Hello James. Welcome to the party [img h=16 w=16]https://www.seoclerks.com/images/emoticon/emoticon-smile.png[/img]
As a prospective buyer, you'll have an abundance of options in the Marketplace to help build your business. Just find the categories that you desire and drill down to the individual services which best fits your needs. There are a lot of reliable freelancers on this site. Take the time to contact them directly for any service that you are interested in. This gives you the chance to check responsiveness and to request samples where applicable.
As a prospective seller, the key early on is to focus on getting clear and detailed services posted that is related to your skillset. I would definitely take some time to browse through some of the services that are currently being listed in your niche to get an idea of what's being offered and at what price. This is a great practice because you may have a unique skillset that's hasn't been offered yet or a skill that hasn't become a victim to oversaturation.
You can find more details about listing guidelines here: [url=https://www.seoclerks.com/listing_guidelines]https://www.seoclerks.com/listing_guidelines[/url]. As a new seller, your priimary focus should be on establishing good communication with potential buyers and producing quality work.
Your seller level will continually increase based on your sales, ratings, affiliate sales, response times and more. You can find more details about seller levels here: [url=https://www.seoclerks.com/userlevels/]https://www.seoclerks.com/userlevels/[/url]
Most importantly, have fun and follow people. From a seller perspective on SEOClerks, I'm still climbing the charts myself, so if you have any questions please feel free to ask.
As a buyer/seller you have access to loads of potential customers or services you can purchase. It's pretty simple actually, you just choose the service you want, pay for it, then add the details into the next page and you are ready to submit the info to the seller. If you're a seller yourself, you simply add new services by going to SELLER >> Sell >> Sell a Service and you will open a page where you can input all the information you can think of related to your service. You can even add in some add ons to boost your profits per sale and give buyers a little something extra
I would highly suggest you take your time setting up a service, if you're a seller, because that is like handing out your business card to someone. You want your service to look great, have images, and essentially tell the potential buyer that you're the best at what you do and they shouldn't be worried about buying from you. Plenty of people add a wall of text and complain about not getting sales, and it's pretty obvious why they aren't. Would you want to read through a novel of content to figure out what the person is selling? Nope
Add a quick snippet of information about your service at the top of the description. Add some bullet points/selling points after the intro, then add some images to prove you can really do what you say you will. If you already have testimonials from buyers, throw those in there as well! Social proof is big when it comes to selling online and I use it whenever I possibly can
If you have any other questions about this marketplace please post them and someone will try to give you a detailed answer I try to help out as many newbies as possible, but I'm not online every day, so you might not get a response right away lol.Hi James!
As a buyer/seller you have access to loads of potential customers or services you can purchase. It's pretty simple actually, you just choose the service you want, pay for it, then add the details into the next page and you are ready to submit the info to the seller. If you're a seller yourself, you simply add new services by going to SELLER >> Sell >> Sell a Service and you will open a page where you can input all the information you can think of related to your service. You can even add in some add ons to boost your profits per sale and give buyers a little something extra :)
I would highly suggest you take your time setting up a service, if you're a seller, because that is like handing out your business card to someone. You want your service to look great, have images, and essentially tell the potential buyer that you're the best at what you do and they shouldn't be worried about buying from you. Plenty of people add a wall of text and complain about not getting sales, and it's pretty obvious why they aren't. Would you want to read through a novel of content to figure out what the person is selling? Nope :D
Add a quick snippet of information about your service at the top of the description. Add some bullet points/selling points after the intro, then add some images to prove you can really do what you say you will. If you already have testimonials from buyers, throw those in there as well! Social proof is big when it comes to selling online and I use it whenever I possibly can :D
If you have any other questions about this marketplace please post them and someone will try to give you a detailed answer :) I try to help out as many newbies as possible, but I'm not online every day, so you might not get a response right away lol.
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As a prospective buyer, you'll have an abundance of options in the Marketplace to help build your business. Just find the categories that you desire and drill down to the individual services which best fits your needs. There are a lot of reliable freelancers on this site. Take the time to contact them directly for any service that you are interested in. This gives you the chance to check responsiveness and to request samples where applicable.
As a prospective seller, the key early on is to focus on getting clear and detailed services posted that is related to your skillset. I would definitely take some time to browse through some of the services that are currently being listed in your niche to get an idea of what's being offered and at what price. This is a great practice because you may have a unique skillset that's hasn't been offered yet or a skill that hasn't become a victim to oversaturation.
You can find more details about listing guidelines here: https://www.seocheckout.com/listing_guidelines. As a new seller, your priimary focus should be on establishing good communication with potential buyers and producing quality work.
Your seller level will continually increase based on your sales, ratings, affiliate sales, response times and more. You can find more details about seller levels here: https://www.seocheckout.com/userlevels/
Most importantly, have fun and follow people. From a seller perspective on seocheckout, I'm still climbing the charts myself, so if you have any questions please feel free to ask. Hello James. Welcome to the party [img h=16 w=16]https://www.seoclerks.com/images/emoticon/emoticon-smile.png[/img] As a prospective buyer, you'll have an abundance of options in the Marketplace to help build your business. Just find the categories that you desire and drill down to the individual services which best fits your needs. There are a lot of reliable freelancers on this site. Take the time to contact them directly for any service that you are interested in. This gives you the chance to check responsiveness and to request samples where applicable. As a prospective seller, the key early on is to focus on getting clear and detailed services posted that is related to your skillset. I would definitely take some time to browse through some of the services that are currently being listed in your niche to get an idea of what's being offered and at what price. This is a great practice because you may have a unique skillset that's hasn't been offered yet or a skill that hasn't become a victim to oversaturation. You can find more details about listing guidelines here: [url=https://www.seoclerks.com/listing_guidelines]https://www.seoclerks.com/listing_guidelines[/url]. As a new seller, your priimary focus should be on establishing good communication with potential buyers and producing quality work. Your seller level will continually increase based on your sales, ratings, affiliate sales, response times and more. You can find more details about seller levels here: [url=https://www.seoclerks.com/userlevels/]https://www.seoclerks.com/userlevels/[/url] Most importantly, have fun and follow people. From a seller perspective on SEOClerks, I'm still climbing the charts myself, so if you have any questions please feel free to ask.
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