- Help Center
- Account and profile
- Profile: project history
-
ProZ.com general information
-
Account and profile
- Login/Registration
- Profile: general
- Profile: native language
- Profile: referrals
- Profile: fields of expertise
- Profile: languages
- Profile: dynamic content
- Profile: portfolio/sample translations
- Profile: project history
- Profile: services
- Profile: rates
- Profile: social networking
- Profile: identity verification
- Profile: CV/resume
- Profile: credentials
- Profile: contact information
- Profile: bio
- Profile: availability calendar
- Profile: tabs
- Profile: translator feedback (WWA)
- Profile: directory ranking
- Browniz points
- ProZ.com wallet
- Membership: general
- Professional membership
- Business membership
- Business page
- Professional Premium Membership: website
-
Billing and payment
-
Email and notifications
-
Jobs and directories
-
Education
-
Community
- Forums
- Podcasts
- Translation events
- Powwows
- WIWO (What I'm Working On)
- Certified PRO Network
- Translation teams
- Translation contests
- Exchange
- Translator Playground
- ProZ.com community choice awards
- Mentoring program
- ProZ.com moderators
- ProZ.com website localization
- Localization project
- Quick polls
- Justin Chlebus Memorial Scholarship Fund
- ProZ.com local
-
Terminology
-
Tools
-
ProZ*Pay
-
Remote interpreter pool
-
Native speaking conversation
How can making selections from my project history visible help me to meet new clients?
Clients may be reassured to know that you have experience in the language pair and field in which they require service. By making select projects visible in your profile page, you communicate to potential clients the nature of your experience, and optionally, your track record in satisfying clients.
What is more, because the number of corroborated projects (in field and pair) is shown when a client searches the directory, and because projects and keywords you make visible are likely to be indexed by Google, using the project history features is likely not only to reassure clients, but also to help them find your profile in the first place.