What types of rewards would be most valuable to you?

As we plan for the future of Thumbtack Pro Rewards, we are always looking for the best ways to celebrate and recognize your contributions - particularly in ways that would help you grow your businesses. With that in mind, we would love to hear your thoughts - answer this poll and share your ideas in the comments.
What types of rewards would be most valuable to you? 15 votes
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Other (tell us in the comments)
Backlinks to my website and/or featured spotlights
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Credits (for leads)
The CREDITS would be welcomed for this solopreneur. Since we are immediately billed for a lead, even if they never respond to our quote and other pros are offered to them when they request a quote from us, a way to recoup some of these dead end leads would definitely help my bottom line!
Lakela
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Credits (for leads)
Thumbtack credits would be terrific. We are billed right away for any lead, but some of them are not good leads.
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Classes/workshops/webinars
I actually really like the training here at Thumbtack. That Boot Camp stuff is great! 🎉
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I agree abouts credits for leads. Direct leads are paid for automatically when some of them don't ever even respond or choose a pro before I even get a chance to talk.
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Exclusive events
Im interested in the events you have to offer .
Would it be Networking Events ?
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@SierraCne we currently do things like workshops and webinars as part of Thumbtack Pro Rewards, but we also do things like virtual holiday celebrations or happy hours or networking events as well! We don't have any networking/celebratory events on the calendar at the moment, but we do hold weekly networking hours here in the Community every other Thursday - where you can meet and chat with other pros! There is one today, actually - see the details here. If you can't make it today, we have these every 2 weeks :) Thank you!!
PS also stay tuned here in the Community for when we do have other events - we will post about them in here!
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