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Why should I enter rates?
Benefits of specifying a range of rates:
- Specifying a rate range makes it easier for clients to consider working with you
- You will not be bothered with notifications of jobs below your minimums
- You will be able to compare your rates with aggregated data from other pros in your pairs
Also, by specifying the range in which you are willing to work, you supply valuable information that will be used in educating clients. For example, if a client wants to post a job at 0.001 cents/word (a very low rate), he or she will be presented with data showing the percentage of pros who are not willing to work at that rate. This helps to head off unreasonable offers.