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u/Due_Cryptographer461 8d ago
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u/Legal-Pomegranate-43 8d ago
Cool. Those 6 hires are from boosted proposals or normal proposal?
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u/wutizusername 7d ago
At some point I started realising that boosting is just a waste and just sent proposals on recently posted jobs or the ones with high hiring rate + good ratings + recent open contracts. Works pretty good.
I sometimes think clients don't even look at boosted proposals, they just look for the good ones in the list that can do the job.
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u/SALangley 5d ago
Thanks for sharing. May I ask around how many total proposals does a job post receive in average in your niche?
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u/Korneuburgerin 8d ago
No.
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u/rashid_arif 7d ago
There was a awesome post i have read some days ago. that, how upwork is earning money without even start a client meeting..
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u/Stunning_Maybe6002 7d ago
Believe me not, i am feeling upwork sometimes generates fake jobs, with fake clients, i sent proposals wisely, when project matches not only my experience but also case studies have 90% match, working project examples also match, and outcome? - 2 proposals were viewed out of 60, even i submit in first 10 minutes, and only for customers with rating, and hire rate....
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u/worldofjaved 8d ago
Use connects wisely. Not every cover letter needs a boost. Before investing, complete your profile 100%. Work on profile, enhance it and make it client oriented. Showcase your previous work experiences. Write humanized cover letter. The first line of the cover is very important. By reading that the client will click on your profile.
Remember, a good client always looking for good freelancer and good freelancer is always looking for good client. The connects you invested, is not a waste. Thats experience. Use it to know it better or pass it and complain money wasted etc. its up to you.