Your project's name is the first thing freelancers will see. How do you make that first impression count?

• Short names are better than long names. For example: Marketing Emails is better than Write Some Emails For My Marketing Campaign.
• Make it punchy! Try to grab their attention. For example: Sell Some Cookies! is better than Marketing Copy For My Bakery Website.
• Be creative! Express what you need in unexpected ways. Puns, pop culture, and literary references are all fair game. A cafe owner wanting help with a mailer might title their project: If You Write It, They Will Come.

The best freelancers are busy folks. Grab their attention with a great project name.

When writing your description, be as specific as you can! Here's an example:

1I am sending out a mass mailer in a few weeks, and need your help to make the text convincing. 2If hired, you will write a couple of paragraphs about my company and why people should choose me. 3For your sample, show me two or three sentences explaining why my company is the best option for replacing their carpets!

4You can learn more about my company at http://carpetsRus.com. Thanks!

If you have a document with extra information for the freelancers (like a PDF flyer, or whitepaper, or corporate overview), you can attach it to your post as well.

Every freelancer wants to know: how much will you pay them? If your price is too low, top freelancers won't apply. You can see some sample prices for various projects on our pricing page.

You can give the price as a single dollar amount for the entire project, as an hourly fee, or you can specify a fee for each stage of your project.