SEO specialists
Bring the client’s public reviews, brand mentions and customer questions into your opening pitch. Pair the report with your own SEO expertise to start a more relevant conversation about their online visibility.
01 Who’s it for
Already helping businesses grow? Give your next proposal a useful starting point. Show how your skills connect with the client’s reputation, customer conversations and potential opportunities.
Bring the client’s public reviews, brand mentions and customer questions into your opening pitch. Pair the report with your own SEO expertise to start a more relevant conversation about their online visibility.
Explore public brand conversations, feedback and questions to suggest more relevant content and community responses. Show the client how your work can connect with what their customers are saying.
Give your creative pitch a business context. Use genuine customer feedback as inspiration for review cards, social graphics and branded assets, then share the report alongside your portfolio and ideas.
Start a conversation about putting authentic social proof to work on the client’s website. Explore review widgets and a review wall alongside the website improvements you can offer.
Use reviews, public questions and feedback to understand how customers describe their needs. Bring more relevant ideas for website copy, articles and content to your first conversation.
Offer a practical starting point for organising reviews, checking relevant public questions and drafting replies for the client to review. Show the day-to-day support you can bring before the work begins.
02 Make the first message count
A proposal explains what you can do. A relevant report gives the client something useful to explore before the conversation begins.
Use their website to create a report about their business. Give your introduction context instead of relying on the same general pitch for every client.
Reviews, mentions and potential opportunities can help you find a relevant point to discuss—whether you design websites, write content or support growing businesses.
Keep your normal proposal. Add a short introduction and the report link where it is relevant. Your experience, portfolio and suitability still matter.
You already have a reason to contact the business. Make that introduction a little more thoughtful.
Enter the client’s own website, rather than a social profile or a job-board link.
Add your name and professional profile so the report introduces you. Open it and review what it contains.
Copy the prepared message and report link, add your own context, and share it with the relevant client.
A starting point for exploring the client’s online presence.
03 Give the conversation context
The report organises supported tools and public sources around the client’s business. Use the modules to investigate reviews, conversations and potential opportunities worth discussing.
It is a conversation starter you can share alongside your own skills and ideas.
Create a report for your next proposal04 Take it further with TrustRep
Create more reports through the TrustRep partner board. Introduce relevant businesses to TrustRep and earn commission when qualifying referrals become paying subscribers.
Keep earning your usual freelance fees separately. Creating or sharing a report alone does not earn commission. This is a commission-only opportunity with no base salary, hourly wage or guaranteed income.
Explore the partner programme05 A few useful answers
Start with one relevant client. Create their report, review it and decide how it fits into your introduction.
Yes. Create one client report for free here. You can return to open and copy your saved report. To create more, continue to the TrustRep partner board.
The report includes its creator’s name and professional profile. Use your existing freelance profile, LinkedIn page or professional website so the client can see who prepared it.
Include the prepared message and report link with a relevant proposal or client introduction. Submit your normal job application on the platform where you found the opportunity.
A relevant report can help you demonstrate initiative and start a useful conversation. It does not guarantee a reply, interview or job. Your skills, experience and suitability remain important.
Continue to the TrustRep partner board to access the programme. Qualifying subscriptions pay 70% commission for the customer’s first three months and 30% ongoing from month four while the subscription remains active and eligible. The board tracks your referrals and commissions.
The $1,000 is a starting progress balance, not immediately withdrawable cash. Read the eligibility, activation and payout conditions on the partner board.
Yes. After creating your report, use the WhatsApp, LinkedIn or email options to share this landing page. Your friend can then create their own report with the free report allowance.
Make your next introduction
about their business.