Woo, I Met My Deadline For Tonight.
By Tammy
@tammys85 (31395)
Baltimore, Maryland
February 16, 2022 6:06pm CST
I mean, I wasn't really worried about my deadline because I always meet my deadlines, but I still like to be careful about it.
But, that order was due close to 9pm, so I got it submitted with a few hours to spare.
Now, I'm going to work on three 250-word orders and one 90-word order, and then I'm planning to relax for the rest of the night. It's not as much work as I'd LIKE to do, but I'm being realistic with the time and my focus. I'll work my way up to doing more a day again. To quote one of my favorite movies, Labyrinth, "The way forward is sometimes the way back."
Welp, let's continue being productive. :)
Photo Credit: Pixabay.
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@tammys85 (31395)
• Baltimore, Maryland
18 Feb 22
@RubyHawk Textbroker? It depends on the clients. I typically don't do revision requests on TB unless it's very minor (i.e., a typo, or if I'm doing multiple orders for a client and the text is too similar, as that's my fault) because I never know who may or may not be shady, and my time is valuable. But I've been with them since 2011, and most of my clients have been good. Plus, you can always blacklist any clients who seem shady or whatnot.
I did do a few short orders (on TB) many years ago, in which the client sent back revision requests with the comment, "I could've written these myself" - or something along those lines. I WANTED to respond with, "Then why didn't you?", but I had to be professional lol. So I apologized for not being able to help and dropped ALL of their orders back into the order pool. So thanks to their disrespectful attitude, they were going to have to wait for another author to pick those orders up. It was a giant waste of my time, so I'm more careful about that stuff these days.
On Fiverr, my gigs state that I offer 3 revisions (by that third one, I'm probably not gonna get it right, and time is being wasted). My clients are mostly reasonable though, never a complete re-write or anything. I had one run-in where no matter what I did, I couldn't please this client, and it wasn't worth the stress when this particular order was $5, so we agreed to part ways (I initiated that one), and the order was canceled and they got a refund. They never contacted me again, and I would've turned the work down anyway.
I've learned over the years to be a bit picky on the work I accept and the revisions because some of them are a waste of time that can be used doing other work. And I have enough trouble with time management as it is.
Also, if you ever feel a client is stealing your work after rejecting it (because they CAN'T keep the rights), report them to Textbroker, Fiverr or whatever platform.
I'm sorry that was so long. I really need to go to bed lol.
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@kaylachan (84711)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
17 Feb 22
Congrats on that, and happy working!
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@kaylachan (84711)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
23 Feb 22
@tammys85 You're very welcome.
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@kobesbuddy (78833)
• East Tawas, Michigan
17 Feb 22
I'm not writing to earn a living, just enjoying what I'm doing on Textbroker.
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@kobesbuddy (78833)
• East Tawas, Michigan
17 Feb 22
@tammys85 If I earn $50 a month, I'm very happy:)
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@RasmaSandra (97908)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
17 Feb 22
Good for you, I hit a stumbling block on my writing assignments, I sent in two finished for review, He says they need to be corrected according to his instruction he sends them to me I download and look but no instruction, Now I told him to get back to me and in the meantime since there are 8 more assignment I will keep working on them I guess it is easier to correct than to write from scratch, I wish you the best of luck with yours,
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. Keep it up.
