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Deepen Client-Talent Trust with Voices Verified

Anne Joldersma | October 29, 2020

Working online with people you’ve never met before poses a unique set of challenges. How can you establish trust with someone you’re meeting for the first time, and who you’re unlikely to ever meet face-to-face? We recognize that for our clients and talent, trust is an essential and foundational aspect of every job worked on our platform, and that’s why we continually develop tools and resources for our clients and talent to build a shared sense of trust, before (through talent profiles, custom auditions, SurePayTM, and agreements), during (through messages and file reviews), and after a job (through ratings and reviews). Today, we’re announcing our latest effort, Voices Verified, which is a new talent verification program built on the core pillars of Identification and Community.

Identity and Community

In this article

  1. Identity and Community
  2. Want to Learn More?

Over the past several weeks, we’ve asked two important questions. Why? Because we know the answers to these questions are important not only to us but to our clients and talent. They were:

If we were able to answer each question with a ‘yes,’ then the talent in review became ‘Voices Verified.’ For more information on how we answered those questions, please visit our new Trust Center. This new verification status is now visible on talent profiles as a blue checkmark next to the talent’s name:

With this new status, we hope our clients and talent can further their trust in one another, especially on first-time engagements. 

Want to Learn More?

If you have questions you can review our FAQ articles on Voices Verified. Or, you can contact a member of our Customer Support Team any time via our support page.

Don’t forget, if you’ve got any feedback regarding this or any other feature on Voices, please send it to [email protected].

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  • Avatar for Ed Robinson
    Ed Robinson
    October 29, 2020, 11:58 am

    The only thing this will serve to do is make it harder for people to get their start.
    New members will be put at an additional disadvantage.

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      voices
      November 12, 2020, 4:57 pm

      Hi Ed,

      Thanks for reaching out and offering your feedback.

      There are actually a number of ways that new members can promote themselves and show clients that they’re the right fit for a job, including uploading a professional demo, reviews on your profile, number of completed jobs, writing a compelling overview, service description, experience, client list, and education.

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  • Avatar for Jon Lobb
    Jon Lobb
    October 29, 2020, 1:41 pm

    Wow – another challenge for newer talent to try to overcome. Feel like not having a Verified check will amount to having a black mark on my profile?

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    • Avatar for voices
      voices
      November 12, 2020, 4:54 pm

      Hi Jon,

      Thanks for reaching out with your comment. We understand your concern.

      There are actually many ways a client can see the level of expertise a talent has, including a professional demo, reviews on your profile, number of completed jobs, a talent’s overview, service description, experience, client list, and education.

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  • Avatar for Maria Eugenia Méndez
    Maria Eugenia Méndez
    November 21, 2020, 2:36 pm

    Para mi voices ha resultado ser una excelente plataforma para conectar clientes y talentos, gracias por su esfuerzo y análisis para eficientar los procesos y proporcionar confianza y nuevas oportunidades para todos.

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