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Being a CAD/GIS Professional how do i land getting considerable CAD Conversion jobs in equal intervals, i know its difficult but, being a CAD/GIS Specialist i feel there is some way in reaching the service seekers, Coz i see a lot of freelancing websites, which display these kind of service seekers, but i end up loosing my money by subscribing and paying the fees, in order to procure any real orders.
We are capable of working on different softwares:
AutoCAD
Microstation
MapInfo
ESRI
MapGuide, but not really getting the hold on it, any biz tactics from the legend in this forum.
Cheers!!!!
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CAD Conversion Projects
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Kalai Selvan
, May 06 2008 06:44 AM
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Posted 06 May 2008 - 06:44 AM
Kalai Selvan
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Thanks and Regards
Kalai Selvan
KTG Infotech
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Digitizing,Data Integration, Analysis, Capturing and Data Conversion
for Geochemistry,IP and Drill logs
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GIS (Mineral Exploration)
Digitizing,Data Integration, Analysis, Capturing and Data Conversion
for Geochemistry,IP and Drill logs
Skypes-ktgcad
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Posted 06 May 2008 - 08:20 AM
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I've moved this thread to this forum, as Business Opportunities is more for actual business opportunities.
One thing I found is that having a network of contacts who know what you can do is very valuable. Word of mouth is still the cheapest form of advertising. Something as simple as getting in touch with past clients and inform how they are doing could already land you some new projects (or at the very least bring you under their attention again).
One thing I found is that having a network of contacts who know what you can do is very valuable. Word of mouth is still the cheapest form of advertising. Something as simple as getting in touch with past clients and inform how they are doing could already land you some new projects (or at the very least bring you under their attention again).
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Posted 06 May 2008 - 02:01 PM
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I would look at the local/regional market - to be a small shop and to land outsourcing contracts from a website I can imagine being tricky - quite a lot of competition.
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Posted 06 May 2008 - 11:33 PM
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I would look at the local/regional market - to be a small shop and to land outsourcing contracts from a website I can imagine being tricky - quite a lot of competition.
Thats sound pretty interesting frax
Thanks and Regards
Kalai Selvan
KTG Infotech
GIS (Mineral Exploration)
Digitizing,Data Integration, Analysis, Capturing and Data Conversion
for Geochemistry,IP and Drill logs
Skypes-ktgcad
Kalai Selvan
KTG Infotech
GIS (Mineral Exploration)
Digitizing,Data Integration, Analysis, Capturing and Data Conversion
for Geochemistry,IP and Drill logs
Skypes-ktgcad
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