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Use a clear title and explain the service, who it is suitable for, what is included, the expected delivery process, and any exclusions. State pricing or explain how a quote is prepared.
Disclose your connection to the service. Avoid guaranteed ranking claims and fabricated testimonials. Answer reasonable questions in the thread.
Members should assess providers independently. Forum listings are not endorsements.
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An example service listing should make scope and completion concrete: pages covered, access needed, deliverables, review process and implementation responsibility.
Avoid presenting a ranking promise as a deliverable. The reader should be able to compare what work is being offered and how it will be reviewed. This comment is editorial guidance, not an offer of services.
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For a service proposal, I would add implementation responsibility and acceptance checks beside the deliverables. A recommendation is only one stage of the work.
The buyer needs to understand which changes the provider can make, which need another team and how blocked work is raised. This is scope guidance rather than a live service offer.
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