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The closed deal took place entirely around noon. The 'lost' deal was when you waited nearly 8 hours and replied late at night.Notice the slight difference
Apparently the real secret to closing deals is to never sleep.
The closed deal took place entirely around noon. The 'lost' deal was when you waited nearly 8 hours and replied late at night.Notice the slight difference
that's why, they are modsWow, nothing escapes a mod's eye. Truly impressive, I barely realized he was a new member.
As the buyer I can take 8 weeks to reply. The seller is the one on a time schedule. I understand that most guys here are on the Indian timezone and we sleep around 8 hours, that's all cool. The problem is when the seller takes a whole day to reply, like why, why are you sleeping for 24hrs on a weekdayThe closed deal took place entirely around noon. The 'lost' deal was when you waited nearly 8 hours and replied late at night.
Apparently the real secret to closing deals is to never sleep.
@Evelines, if you are getting a late reply from a seller. it doesn't mean he is lazy or irresponsible with his business/clients, everyone wants money.
There are sellers from all over the world with different schedules and office timings. When you are contacting a seller, he might be sleeping after 9 hours shift. so don't be rude here. it's not the forum's mistake
Try making detailed replies so you can bridge the communication gap and make a deal faster.
I have dealt with multiple clients from different countries with different schedules, but we made multiple deals while cooperating with each other
Peace boy
I thought you was right but when I've seen this ...This is how you CLOSE deals
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And this is how you LOSE deals
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Notice the slight difference
this is not right, though because thread bumping is one of the tools that sellers have to bring their BST to the front, and this has nothing to do with whether their service is bad.One additional thing I'll say when I see a seller bumping their own thread with no other legit message of interest from a buyer, I will never consider to buy from them.
Sure I agree, what you're not calculating for are time zones, then you would know it is like early morning his time, but anyway that's not the point. I don't expect a reply on a weekend but it is a nice surprise. The point of that screenshot was to show the last 4 messages mainly where the reply took a full day. Unless you are a huge business, for freelancers there should be no reason to reply after 1 working day.I thought you was right but when I've seen this ...
you expecting a fast reply on Sunday??
You think all people are the same as you with no life and have to stick to their devices and wait for a message from a client?
My reply time is less than 3h and of course outside the weekends
True, sometimes I find pretty interesting stuff when sellers bump which otherwise you would never see lost somewhere deep in a sub forum.Today's people have very short attention spans, and many of them don't even scroll below the fold, so how are legit sellers going to even get attention (much less sales) to their BST when most people don't scroll down and when every sub-marketplace on this forum is filled to the brim with sellers?
I saw that too, and it's indeed a big deterrent (at least for me), unless I'm in dire need of that guy's service I always skip such sellers1 thing on bumping though is that sometimes sellers just bump without answering any pending client questions on their thread which is honestly hilarious
I just found it curious that your argument hinged on 2-3 day replies, but your screenshot was calling out someone for responding around lunch the next business day to a 9 PM message.As the buyer I can take 8 weeks to reply. The seller is the one on a time schedule.
That's entirely reasonable. But I don't see how the seller in your screenshot failed to meet that standard.Unless you are a huge business, for freelancers there should be no reason to reply after 1 working day.
I outlined it very clearly. If you have issues comprehending my reply please re-read it slowly 3x, hope that helpsI just found it curious that your argument hinged on 2-3 day replies, but your screenshot was calling out someone for responding around lunch the next business day to a 9 PM message.
That's entirely reasonable. But I don't see how the seller in your screenshot failed to meet that standard.
Exactly, finally someone gets it. Too many offended sellers on here are getting frustrated with my post for speaking the truth. Now we know what sellers not to do business with in this thread because they told on themselveslol you're def not the only one.I've had sellers take 3-4 days just to answer a basic question. At some point you start wondering if they're busy or just dont like making money.Funny thing is the guys who reply fast usually get more customers anyway.
or maybeI think the sellers you contacted are already doing big business, so they don't really pay much attention to smaller profits![]()
If that was the case it would make more sense to keep the buyer on read and ignore completely. If it's not worth the hassle why engage in conversation trying to sell after a few days? The logic doesn't make sense hereor maybe
some people aint worth the hassle for that change![]()
playing hard to get routeIf that was the case it would make more sense to keep the buyer on read and ignore completely. If it's not worth the hassle why engage in conversation trying to sell after a few days? The logic doesn't make sense here
Yeah when there is 50 other sellers selling the exact same thing. More like playing hard to get paidplaying hard to get route