Reviews in freelancing are like proof that you can do the job well, and they influence whether new clients trust you enough to hire you. Some freelancers have dozens of reviews from small, low-budget projects, while others have just a handful from large companies or well-known businesses. I am not sure which carries more weight when a serious client is deciding who to hire. A long list of good reviews looks impressive, but a review from a big name might say more about your skill level. Which do you think matters more?
Ask Is it better to have a lot of five star reviews from small clients or a few strong reviews from big clients?
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