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How to Get Your Upwork Profile Approved



Your Upwork profile will be your sword in getting hired as a freelancer. Therefore, you need to learn the techniques in order to get your Upwork profile approved.


To do it properly, check on these tips, and start rocking freelancing!


Complete personal information

In the information area of your profile, the front end and the back end of your profile will be seen thus, you need to fill out the needed information there. This can be your freelancing niche, profile picture, birthday, email, phone verification, and other related information.

Your personal information should be updated, complete, and will reflect who you are as a freelancer.

Choose an in-demand niche

We have noticed that the UpWork accounts that presented a broad kind of niche will not get approved, it is because UpWork wanted a specific niche. Samples of specific niches are E-commerce, Facebook Advertising, Content Marketer, and Proofreader, and any other in-demand niches.

The “law of supply and demand” is also applicable in UpWork. It’s because, in a competitive niche, there will be less competition, and you’ll receive competitive pay. While, if you will go for a “not so” competitive niche, the competition is stiff, and you’ll receive lower pay.

Have a detailed and convincing overview

Your cover letter, proposal, or application letter will be inside your overview. It is where the clients will see who you are and what you are capable of.

And, in order for your UpWork profile approved, you need to present well your highlights, the tasks that you can do, feedbacks and proofs, as well as your vision and mission as a freelancer.

Add related skills

Adding related skills to your main service is vital so, please don’t add something that is far from your main service. It is because when you added specific niches, the client will see you right away.

Add relevant portfolios

Your portfolio will tell and show both Upwork and clients that you know how to do the tasks. It signifies your experience both in freelancing and in an office set-up. To do this, you can add your online certification, outputs of your training, screenshots of your previous projects, or links that will lead to your work samples.

Complete other needed info

You need to add other information to your Upwork profile like training, education, and experiences. This information will help solidify your credibility and expertise as a freelancer.

Please also note that the other information that you will add should be related and associated with your main services

Have your account verified

Once you’re done with the six tips, you are now ready to get your Upwork profile approved. Request to get approved and wait for someone from the UpWork team to email you.

Now that you have tips on how to get your profile verified, check out our other blog post for more tips that will help you with your freelancing career. Good luck!

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