ajlancer
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If you can't do the job within 15% of what the poster is willing to pay, don't bid.
I get so annoyed when I post a WTB on a website and someone bids more than I'm willing to pay. I understand if someone bids like 10% to 15% higher than I posted, but if you're doubling or tripling the amount I've agreed to pay, you're not getting hired lol :D
I've put up WTBs on plenty of websites and some of these websites are pretty good because they understand what you're willing to pay and if they can do the job, they'll bid. They will bid what you are willing to pay, or they will click through to another offer and ignore you, which is what I would prefer. Just bidding a ridiculous amount and saying you'll do much more work than described won't get you the job. If I post something specific, don't come back with 5 more features and bid 300% higher than I'm willing to pay. Ugh :( If you can't do the job within 15% of what the poster is willing to pay, don't bid.
Another thing I don't like about posting WTBs. If I post a job request, don't bid on it and then spam me that you're the man or woman for the job. By doing this I will instantly think you're annoying and you just removed your bid in my head lol. If I post a WTB I want to sift through all the bids and contact the ones I think are right. I don't want to be spammed by a person who claims to be the best in the world for the job I posted. I understand everyone wants money, but you're just hurting your own wallet by spamming people after you bid :(
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EliteWriter
Regarding what you write when you bid, you need to show that you are professional. There are often many absurd comments which clearly show a lack of professionalism. If I were to be a buyer I would place a lot of importance on the way a seller presents himself in those few sentences. One of the most important things is to respect the price the buyer is suggesting. You could go a bit higher or lower, but do not overdo it. If you feel that the price that has been set is way too low just do not bid. Regarding what you write when you bid, you need to show that you are professional. There are often many absurd comments which clearly show a lack of professionalism. If I were to be a buyer I would place a lot of importance on the way a seller presents himself in those few sentences.
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