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5 Steps to Acquiring and Maintaining Clientele
Freelancing in Gig Economy

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Module 1 | Freelancing in Gig Economy | |
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Unit 1 | Freelancing in Gig Economy PreTest | |
Unit 2 | 3 Important Keys you should Know about the Gig Economy | |
Unit 3 | 3 Questions that will Help you Determine your Craft | |
Unit 4 | 3 Initial Steps to Build a Strong Portfolio | |
Unit 5 | 3 Freelancing Habits that are Critical to Success | |
Unit 6 | 2 Tactics to Determine your Service Pricing | |
Unit 7 | 5 Steps to Acquiring and Maintaining Clientele | |
Unit 8 | 5 Keys to Creating a Strong Upwork Profile | |
Unit 9 | 4 Financial Moves that you Should make to Stay Ahead | |
Unit 10 | Freelancing in Gig Economy PostTest |
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Hi. In this video, we will explore the 5 steps to acquiring clientele. Acquiring clientele is about more than just finding one time clients. You want to ensure that clients keep coming back for your services. There are a lot of tactics that you can use to attract and maintain a group of clients. We will outline a few. Here are the 5 steps to acquiring clientele:
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Guest posts
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Writing blog posts are a great way to demonstrate what you know. If you guest post on a popular blog, you may direct the attention of potentially new clientele to your services.
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Negotiate new leads
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Working for free is a great way to work for a list of potential clients that your customer might know. This will provide you with a list of potential clients which you can contact and potentially start charging. It also helps that these new clients will have heard positive testimonials from your free customer.
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Over deliver on value
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Treating every project like you’re trying to prove yourself is a great mentality. Delivering more value than the customer is expecting, will ensure that they will return for your services and tell their friends about you.
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Attend relevant conferences or events
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Attending conferences or events will provide you with the opportunity to meet with others working within your industry, along with potential customers.
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Contact people you may know
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If you know people from your previous positions, it may help to reach out and offer your services for a better price than their competitors.
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