SEOClerk PT5: Handling Clients and Building Long-Term Relationships

By now, if you’ve followed our SEOClerk PT series, you already know:
How to set up your profile (PT1)
How to create and optimize services (PT2)
How to get your first orders and reviews (PT3)
Now it’s time for the next big step — scaling your business and making freelancing a long-term, reliable income source on SEOClerk.
Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. The most successful freelancers offer a variety of services to attract a diverse range of clients. Think about adding:
- Profile backlinks
- Forum posting
- Guest posts
- Social media promotion
More services mean more visibility, which leads to more sales!
Once you’ve gathered around 20 to 30 positive reviews and have some repeat clients, it’s time to start nudging your prices up a bit. Clients who trust you will be willing to pay more for the quality and reliability you provide.
Not every client is looking for the same thing. Consider adding “custom offers” that allow clients to request exactly what they need. This not only strengthens your relationships but also boosts your earnings.
As your orders start to pile up, make use of tools like:
- Google Sheets for tracking orders
- Templates for reporting
- Saved replies for frequently asked questions
This will save you time and help you maintain a professional image.
Don’t confine yourself to just one platform. Work on creating a personal brand by:
- Starting a blog (like you’re doing now 😉)
- Promoting your services on social media
- Building an email list of repeat clients
If the traffic on SEOClerk ever dips, you’ll still have clients coming straight to you.
The digital landscape is always evolving. Keep yourself in the loop by learning about:
- Google algorithm updates
- New backlink strategies
- The latest SEO tools
Staying informed ensures that your services remain in demand.
Growing your freelance business on SEOClerk is all about being consistent, setting smart prices, and building your brand. Once you’ve got the basics down, you can transition into a full-time freelancer with a steady income.
This wraps up PT4 of our SEOClerk Success Series. In the next part (PT5), we’ll dive into how to manage challenging clients and foster long-term relationships.
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