What should I answer if?

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... If someone asks me, why I am better than others and what I can do better than others?
 
... If someone asks me, why I am better than others and what I can do better than others?

Are you preparing for an interview ? This is asked in interviews most of the times
 
Are you preparing for an interview ? This is asked in interviews most of the times

No, when I want to get Clients, they often ask me, why they should take me, and not some other SEO-Dude
 
Don’t worry so much about what you say, just be sure to come across as confident in yourself and passionate about what you can offer.
 
This should be answer with some sugar quoting, for example

  • “What makes me unique is my experience of four years in retail. Because I’ve had first-hand experience fielding shoppers’ questions, feedback and complaints, I know what customers want. I know what it takes to create a positive consumer experience through marketing.”
 
This should be answer with some sugar quoting, for example

  • “What makes me unique is my experience of four years in retail. Because I’ve had first-hand experience fielding shoppers’ questions, feedback and complaints, I know what customers want. I know what it takes to create a positive consumer experience through marketing.”

What if I am 18, and I don't have job experience and it wouldn't make sense, if I would say that I have job experience
 
What if I am 18, and I don't have job experience and it wouldn't make sense, if I would say that I have job experience
Then its not the pitch you are at. If you are new no one is going to ask why should we hire you. If they see the potential in you they will definitely hire you.
Mostly it starts from fake reviews and portfolios
 
When I used to hire kitchen staff at a pretty ritzy banquet hall, if someone younger applied for a job that was typically held by someone with more experience I'd ask the same. I wasn't really looking for experience, it's obvious that there can't be much based on age. Rather I'd look for tenacity and willingness to go all the way. My biggest worry was the individual being a flake and leaving me high and dry. Make sure you have a portfolio handy 24/7 to display the skills, and make sure that you address that you stop at nothing and that you channel that energy 100% into your work. The only difference between the restaurant and this situation is that I'd train people on the job and you don't have that luxury with clients, so also make sure you address your learning/training and present it as top notch as well.
 
It is necessary to tell about yourself in a very colorful way, maybe to lie a little))
I am engaged in the promotion and sale of accounts. I say that he will not find any better accounts and show all the evidence.
 
What if I am 18, and I don't have job experience and it wouldn't make sense, if I would say that I have job experience
Make a portfolio of your personal projects, and let that experience speak for itself.

What they're looking for is proof you can do the job, it's not like they're going to ask for references and your salary history.
 
Thanks, will work on a nice-looking portfolio :)
 
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