Become BidWilly Accredited to Win More Bids
Accredited businesses allow for our service brokers to easily select service providers to work within the communities we service. Although accreditation is not required, accredited business have a much greater chance of
being chosen for projects. To become accredited, click here.
Other Tips to Win Bids
- Make sure your profile contains recommendations from people that know you or have received your service in the past. This is probably the most important of all.
- Great prices really do matter. Many people come to BidWilly to save money. So be sure to provide your absolute best price to customers. If you see that another business has bidded lower than you try to go even lower but remember to not sacrifice
quality. Remember, the customer will rate you for the service you provide.
- Provide guarantees on your service. Customers love to hear that you guarantee your work or they don't have to pay. Seek to provide these guarantees in order to build trust in your company or yourself.
- Be an active bidder. When we see that you are bidding on many different jobs we will provide special offers to you at no cost in order to help you win more bids!
- Add videos to your profile. Try adding a video to your profile that tells about you and your company. Also, ask past customers or people you know to provide a video recommendation.
- Become a verified business. This shows customers that we have done a background check on you and assures them that you can be trusted. This is the quickest way to earn credibility when you are unable to obtain the references needed for your profile.
How to Lose
- Don't wait until the last day to always bid. If we see a repeated pattern of this we will disable you from bidding for up to 90 days. Be sure to mix it up and bid often.
- Don't start your bidding out high just to lower it later. Potential customers will take notice and frown upon you and your company. Try to be as fair as you can.
- Your reputation is important. Don't do anything that could result in a customer leaving negative feedaback about you and your company. We understand that you can't make everyone happy but repeated occurrences will be hard for you to explain.
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