Give feedback that helps a freelancer improve the work
Good feedback connects the work to the agreed outcome, identifies the concern and leaves room for expert judgment.
Daniel ChenHiring and operations writer
1 min read

Point to the intended result
Instead of asking for something to feel more polished, describe the audience reaction or business decision that is missing. A freelancer can then solve the actual problem, not just guess at a stylistic preference.
Separate required changes from ideas
Label what must change for approval and what is an optional direction to explore. This keeps priorities honest and helps everyone see when a new idea belongs in the next phase instead.
