If I get message from Buyer from buyer Request What's the next step?

[ubaid_hameed]

My Question is that if i get message so whats my nrxt step ask him to place order or there is something else??

[mumar1991]

First of all, understand the requirements clearly. Answer questions if any.

Ask the buyer to place the order before starting work. Send a new offer from the inbox, just to make sure the buyer can place order easily.

[ubaid_hameed]

1. First of all, understand the requirements clearly. Answer questions if any.
2. Ask the buyer to place the order before starting work. Send a new offer from the inbox, just to make sure the buyer can place order easily.

Thanks Man❤ it will be helpful

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[humanissocial]

Never ask someone to place an order. That’s pressure. If they say they want to work with you and agree to your scope, create a custom offer with an expiry of 24-48 hours and say it is available when they are ready.

But never ask a buyer to order something. It’s coercive and rude. It will make you look sketchy and put the buyer off.

[ubaid_hameed]

Never ask someone to place an order. That’s pressure. If they say they want to work with you and agree to your scope, create a custom offer with an expiry of 24-48 hours and say it is available when they are ready.

But never ask a buyer to order something. It’s coercive and rude. It will make you look sketchy and put the buyer off.

Thanks it will be helpful!

[jjoeljohn]

Never ask someone to place an order. That’s pressure. If they say they want to work with you and agree to your scope, create a custom offer with an expiry of 24-48 hours and say it is available when they are ready.

But never ask a buyer to order something. It’s coercive and rude. It will make you look sketchy and put the buyer off.

thanks for the information