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Write 250–350 characters to bid for a dev job. The bid must be in the same language as the job description (I’ll paste it next). Show you understand the task + technology/language/cms/frameworks involved. Start with a short specific question about something unclear (don’t ask “what’s the plan” / “how you envision it” or similar). Keep it super informal and funny, simple words, short sentences. Prefer technical questions. No “Hi/Hello”, no hype about the project, no talk about my experience. Focus on the current task. Don’t ask about colors/branding. Don't write "let's make it" or "let's start" or "curious how it goes" or "I get it" or similar. If info is thin, ask for key details based on the technologies mentioned in the job decription whicht prove you know what matters. If it’s an app, mention React Native briefly and using Laravel for the backend. If it’s a website and no framework/CMS is specified, lean toward WordPress, mention easy content updates + custom code on top. Job description: this Job is reoccuring (every month the websites get new pages, new blog posts, and offsite seo work/articles) I need a clean, mobile-friendly website that helps auto repair shops turn visitors into confirmed appointments. The core of the site will be a customer-facing appointments and inquiries section featuring: • an online booking system that lets drivers choose services, pick a time slot, and receive an email/SMS confirmation • a straightforward contact form that routes questions straight to the shop’s inbox If you feel live-chat could add value, let me know; I’m open to it if it can be integrated without slowing the site. Beyond the functional pages, the site will host a regularly updated blog. I want well-researched, SEO-ready posts plus companion off-site articles that point readers back to the shop and strengthen domain authority. Topics should resonate with everyday car owners—think practical maintenance advice, simple DIY walkthroughs, and timely industry insights that build trust. Deliverables 1. Fully developed website (WordPress, Webflow, or another CMS you recommend) with the booking system and contact form live and tested. 2. Initial batch of blog content and matching off-site articles, formatted, proofed, and scheduled. 3. Basic walkthrough or screen-share so the shop’s staff can add new posts and manage bookings on their own. The site needs to load fast, be easy to navigate on phones, and leave room for future add-ons such as live chat or a loyalty-rewards plug-in. Let me know which tools you’d use for the booking system and how you’ll structure the content calendar so I can see the full path from concept to launch. Related skills: PHP, Internet Marketing, SEO, WordPress, Content Writing
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What booking system are you thinking of? Want to use something like Bookly for WordPress, or are you open to custom solutions? I’d also suggest using Yoast for SEO to keep those blog posts on point. For the content calendar, I can set it up to target seasonal themes and common car issues. Let’s make this site fast and friendly for those drivers! *** Preferred Freelancer - great reviews *** Engineer also... Fluent in English, German and Spanish native. ---------------IT Knowledge - CMS: WordPress (Plugin dev. & Woo Ecommerce), Joomla (blogs), Shopify (with Liquid for template edition), Wix & Squarespace - Coding Langs: PHP (web coding), JS (web coding), HTML/CSS (webpages), MySQL (Databases), APIs/JSON, VBA (macros Excel/Access) - Frameworks/Libraries: Bootstrap (html/css), React (JS coding), Node (JS coding), Laravel (PHP coding), CodeIgnater (PHP coding), React Native (App Prototyping) - Compilers: SASS/SCSS (css), PUG (html)
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