As a , you know that one of the most difficult parts of growing your business is finding new clients to work for. You have the skills to do the work, and the salesmanship to close the deal, but finding people who need the work done consumes too much of your time. That’s where Free Quotes World (FQW) comes in.
FQW generates targeted web development leads that are guaranteed to match your company’s profile. That profile is setup one-on-one with an account specialist so that you can be assured of getting only those kinds of leads that you want.
With FQW, you are in control of every aspect of receiving these leads. You control what kinds of leads you want to receive, how many leads you want to receive, and when you receive them. You are in complete control!
If you’re interested in growing your business, but are tired of the time it takes to find new clients, you should try out FQW.
Competitors
The nature of other leads services such as guru.com, domystuff.com, elance.com, getafreelancer.com or rentacoder.com, seems to heavily favor FQW is different because it targets North American companies looking to build a North American client base.
Using those other services means that you are competing with hundreds or even thousands of other developers, mostly on price. With FQW you are going up against a maximum of four other companies and you get the opportunity to personally explain what your professional services are and why they are worth paying for.
Through the end of August, FQW is waiving the set-up fee and giving away an additional $30 in free leads. You can try the company out risk-free and see just how much they can help you grow your business. If you decide you don’t like it or it’s not what you expect you can cancel and you are out exactly $0.00.
Try Out Free Quotes World Today – FREE!
Update 10/30/07: FQW out of business? The handwriting was on the wall when my contact at FQW left them not very long after I first posted here. Today the FQW site was completely gone, showing only an ugly mysql_connect database error page. The lesson here is that startups with good intentions can quickly “go south” for a variety of reasons. Buyer beware.
sites open for business include elance.com, getafreelancer.com, rentacoder.com and gofreelance.com.