John Morris

Freelancing on Upwork | How to Build Your Profile and Write Client-Getting Proposals

I like how you start with testimonials. That's a good approach. I'd completely remove this paragraph: "If you are aiming to boost your business to the next step, you are in good hands. I work with passion and I put all my effort and experience to provide the best Graphic &amp; Communication solutions." It means very little to a client and is all claims, not proof. It just gives them more to read without adding much persuasive impact. Add more specifics in this paragraph: "During my career, I've been working with different industries: real state, electricity, craft beer, education, music, furniture, food, art, dancing, technology, beauty, health care, and others." It's good to list the different industries, that shows a breadth of experience. But also try to name names of clients if you can. Any big-name companies you've worked with OR the number of projects you've worked on. Something to add some specificity. It makes it more real to a potential client. That said, it looks like you're getting work, so nice job!

Hi John, thank you for your tutorials! Can you take a look at my profile? It would be great if you could also check if there are any grammar mistakes or spelling errors.
 https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~0114c5f65d3756cfb3
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