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• Can I work with a client on his premises?

  For some assignments (photo shooting, video recording, workshop, etc.), you may be required to work on the client's premises.Some readers

• What is the average duration of the missions?

  It depends on the type of project. There are Content Factories, where we create content monthly for our customers and there are one-off projects.Some readers

• In which country do you offer missions?

  Everywhere! Whether you are in France, globe-trotting, living abroad, don't worry: all our missions are carried out by remote 🌎.Some readers

• How does the briefing process work?

  Our first objective is to provide you with the best possible briefs! We know that 90% of the final rendering depends on it, which is why each brief posted by our clients on YouLoveWords is carefully refined with our Content Strategists.Some readers

• Do you offer remote missions?

  Yes, that's all we have! Everything is done remotely, you will never go (except in the case of a committee where your presence is necessary) to the client or to our offices. Unless you want to come and meet the team, have a coffee or need an office in Paris for a day ☕️.Some readers

• What kind of missions do you offer? How to access it?

  We offer all types of missions in the fields of brand content and content marketing! There is no public access to our missions. Why? Why? Because we will only offer you missions that really suit you. This requires that you fill in as much information as possible in your profile. Then, you are only consulted on projects that match your preferences. Similarly, our clients do not have access to community profiles. They indicate their preferences to the Content Strategists, aSome readers

• If I refuse a mission, does it have an impact on my chances of receiving other proposals?

  No! Absolutely not. YouLoveWords evolves around your expectations. So refusing a mission is obviously part of your right.Some readers

• What's a content strategist ?

  The content strategist (or editorial project manager) is your privileged contact during your entire mission with YouLoveWords. With us, the editorial project manager is responsible for all the content produced by our freelancers and broadcasted to his/her customers. The content strategist monitors the production of editorial content or content dedicated to social media, takes care of customer round trips and manages the relationship between YouLoveWords, the customer and you. Finally, he is aSome readers

• I have been registered for some time and I still haven't had a mission proposal ...

  Because we do not have requests every day in all sectors of activity. You just have to be patient. Obviously, we try to make all our freelancers work.Some readers

• How to access the missions?

  It's YouLoveWords that offers you the missions. Here, no algorithm, only human. So, we combine our expertise in the creative, freelancing and human industries to create the best match between a mission and your profile!Few readers

• How to have a mission with YouLoveWords?

  The most important step is to complete your profile, as explained here. Then everything depends on the requests of our customers. When a client needs expert content, we look for the most adapted freelancer for them. Thus we offer the mission only to members most likely to correspond. That way, we reduce the competition between freelancers in the community and improveFew readers