When you post micro-jobs on Gigbucks.com you’re doing more than selling your skill-set. At least, that is what Gigbucks wants for its earners. Gigbucks earners, or ‘Gig’-creators, should be aiming to brand themselves.
According to Gigbucks, micro-jobs that get branded are more memorable and salable. Don’t just hawk your copy-editing prowess. Put a logo on it. Are you a web-designer extraordinaire? Put an eye-catching video on your site to show browsers what you can do. Are you an SEO writer who has helped buyers boost their sales? Post that feedback. Testimonials are brand-gold. Don’t forget back-links, or social-media sites. You never know where new traffic might arrive from.
Buyers can use guidance too. To that end, Gigbucks recommends using their great rating scale and provider testimonials to get a bead on service providers before committing. Gigbucks also recommends clarity when it comes to instructing new providers. Take nothing for granted. Read more about building your brand.
