tim
Senior Member
I was thinking yesterday how we can ensure to potential customers that we're trustworthy.
Basically, we create a small logo and feature it on the bottom of the page. This, when clicked, will link the user to an external domain (which I can pay for).
In this, it will list the freelancers that are in the 'supergroup', so that clients can view our sites and portfolios to decide which person they prefer.
This isn't just advertising space, it's basically showing them that we're not just a random person doing websites, and that they're safe with us.
I'm seeing this from two views.
One, for my own freelance designs, so I can show people we're in a group they can trust (also making us look that little more professional), and two, for a future business perspective. Eventually, my plan is to make people pay a membership per year (like £30, which can be shared between all the original users), as potential clients will see the logo at the bottom signifying a recognised/trustworthy freelancer.
Does this make sense?
If so, are you interested in joining?
Another 'pro' form this, is that if one designer feels out of their depth, they could pass a job onto a fellow freelancer under the logo; helping each other out.
All questions and replies please
Basically, we create a small logo and feature it on the bottom of the page. This, when clicked, will link the user to an external domain (which I can pay for).
In this, it will list the freelancers that are in the 'supergroup', so that clients can view our sites and portfolios to decide which person they prefer.
This isn't just advertising space, it's basically showing them that we're not just a random person doing websites, and that they're safe with us.
I'm seeing this from two views.
One, for my own freelance designs, so I can show people we're in a group they can trust (also making us look that little more professional), and two, for a future business perspective. Eventually, my plan is to make people pay a membership per year (like £30, which can be shared between all the original users), as potential clients will see the logo at the bottom signifying a recognised/trustworthy freelancer.
Does this make sense?
If so, are you interested in joining?
Another 'pro' form this, is that if one designer feels out of their depth, they could pass a job onto a fellow freelancer under the logo; helping each other out.
All questions and replies please