Suggestions for Buyer/Seller Profile

[gina_riley2]

I know this has been said before, but I’d like to reiterate some new features that will benefit all users on this platform.

Point #1:

Since practically everyone here have 5 ⭐ reviews, it’s useless. Trying to find a 5 star seller is like trying to find 🍺 in a crowded bar. It’s everywhere.

What would be helpful is if you’d color code (or some other distinguishing method) to signify the type of review. As an example:

• Red for orders over $50
• Green for orders over $100
• Blue for orders over $250
• etc.

How is this useful?

• As a serious buyers, when I purchase a $10 article for, let’s say 250 words, I don’t expect research of any kind and the bare minimum. If there are a few typos, as long as it’s coherent and flows well, I give 5 stars.

• If a $200 article writer gives me same quality, it’ll be a different review.

Sometimes, I want quick and easy, other times I want quality. Filtering reviews by the amount makes it easier for me and less chance of getting scammed.

Point #2:

I think the cancellation % and # should be displayed on both buyer & freelancer’s profile.

• A potential client with high cancellation rate is a bad sign. It would give the freelancer a quick gauge not to work with him/her.

• A freelancer with high cancellation is a bad sign that the client will waste their time.

It’s a win - win for both party.

Thank you.

[vickiespencer]

I know this has been said before, but I’d like to reiterate some new features that will benefit all users on this platform.

Point #1:

Since practically everyone here have 5 ⭐ reviews, it’s useless. Trying to find a 5 star seller is like trying to find 🍺 in a crowded bar. It’s everywhere.

What would be helpful is if you’d color code (or some other distinguishing method) to signify the type of review. As an example:

• Red for orders over $50
• Green for orders over $100
• Blue for orders over $250
• etc.

How is this useful?

• As a serious buyers, when I purchase a $10 article for, let’s say 250 words, I don’t expect research of any kind and the bare minimum. If there are a few typos, as long as it’s coherent and flows well, I give 5 stars.

• If a $200 article writer gives me same quality, it’ll be a different review.

Sometimes, I want quick and easy, other times I want quality. Filtering reviews by the amount makes it easier for me and less chance of getting scammed.

Point #2:

I think the cancellation % and # should be displayed on both buyer & freelancer’s profile.

• A potential client with high cancellation rate is a bad sign. It would give the freelancer a quick gauge not to work with him/her.

• A freelancer with high cancellation is a bad sign that the client will waste their time.

It’s a win - win for both party.

Thank you.

I think the cancellation % and # should be displayed on both buyer & freelancer’s profile.

I agree with this ⬆️ point. Do you think it should be based on the last 60 days or be an all-time average?

[misscrystal]

Interesting idea. I had a stretch a while back with several cancellations, none of them my fault. In fact I can’t say any of my cancellations were my fault. So that part at least in my case might be misleading in some periods. My ratio has never been less than 95% however. It’s generally at 100%, none.

[imagination7413]

I think the cancellation % and # should be displayed on both buyer & freelancer’s profile.

I agree with this ⬆️ point. Do you think it should be based on the last 60 days or be an all-time average?

based on the last 60 days or be an all-time average?

Display both, maybe?

[digitalmister]

I do agree also with your second point let see what happened.