Why You Really Need A Blog Review and Recognition

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By - Greclone
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Hello Freelancer, Reviews are the first thing people look at when searching for the best, it takes just one try again to correct a million falls.

All methods and tactics you had used in the past might have failed you but THIS won’t.

We have mapped out series of question to understand better.

 


FAQS

 

Why do I need a blog review to get a client?

When a blog publishes you, it serves as an Open CV/Resume where people can easily know more about you and it is a good means of telling people more about yourself including things that can’t be found in your CV.

 

Why is a blog review better  than a normal CV?

People are easily convinced when someone else recommends you than when you market yourself.

The headline that comes with the blog review also helps to trigger the curiosity of your potential clients to know why that kind of headline was used for your review.

 

What do I have to pay to get a blog review on Greclone blog?

You just have to visit the support page and deposit something tangible, we love writing and we won’t waste a minute to see that you are being published.

 

After my review is being published, what next?

We make your reviews visible to your potential clients.

A million views without the right audience is a wasted effort, therefore we don’t boost reviews, we suggest those that frequently need your services make them get attracted to your CV to know more about you and if they see anything unique, they will be prompted to work with you.

 

What if I don’t get any result after 2 weeks of publication?

Some clients contact Greclone directly for the contacts of reliable freelancers, your contact will be prioritized and also an experienced Greclone agent will contact you to lend a helping hand in pitching clients together  using the Greclone Formula “Two heads are better than one”

 

What is the Greclone Formula?

This is a unique tactics for getting the attention of those you wish to work for by asking some interesting questions and sharing your blog review/publication.
The questions will be suggested to you by a Greclone Agent after publication based on the type of problems you wish to solve with your skill.


Where to see potential clients?

We target both old and new brands, so many offline brands are on google map, while so many online brands are on social media, its easier because you can always follow them up on their social page.

To search for your potential clients as a freelancer, we have the following search terms in mind.

Schools

Companies

Industries

Organizations

Factories

Churches

Eateries

Agencies

Tech

Medias

Exchanges

Brands

Shops

Markets

Individuals

 etc.


Do people really get hired as freelancers?

Yes but just few because the industry is saturated and needs all kinds of strategies to stand out.

Blog Review is one of those top strategies because people respect recommendations than advertisements.

 

What is inside a Blog Review that can’t be added to a CV?

The problems and pain points you can solve for your clients

Explanation of why you are the best in what you do

Interesting headlines that best describes the review which can be changed at anytime for better one

Inclusion of  a life story if possible.

Opportunity to educate your clients on how to solve a pressing problem which you can handle better.

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  1. I think the idea of using a 'Greclone Formula' to pitch clients is a great way to increase your chances of landing gigs. It's a strategic approach that can help freelancers stand out in a crowded market.

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  2. Kenneth Ike GodDecember 13, 2024

    I've tried various methods to market my freelance services, but I haven't explored blog reviews yet. This is a valuable insight, and I'm excited to give it a shot. Thanks for sharing!

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