Both clients and agencies are looking at ratings. If we talk about the web (not marketing, not system integration), there are only three actual ratings: Taglane, RatingRunet (including CMS Magazine) and Ruvard.
There are also niche ratings - for example, Bitrix, but here the ratings are more subjective. For example, a company specializing in Bitrix may be significantly higher in the position of a much larger production, but with several frameworks in the product portfolio.
How to get to the rating?
- A bribe. Not at once, not working. There are few ratings, and one bribe will cost all the authority for clients. That is, there is a high risk of transaction "sum of bribe = value of business direction of a rating". Who do you think will agree?
- "Work better." Well, you know who says that. All right, PR, turnovers, large clients (Taglane), delivered large projects (RatingRunet) and at high positions in the first two ratings Ruvard, as an aggregator, will pull the project up.
- Buy advertising / accompaniment. We will talk about this in the next article.
Front-end: $25
Back-end: $25 (PHP), $35 (JAVA, C#), $35 (Ruby, Python)
Analytics: $35 — $45
Mobile: $30
Design: $25 (designer), $35 (Art Director)
DevOps: $30
Testing: $20
