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Drivers of business impact, Brand is #1, Client Relationships #2, Our Speed is #3, Our Tech is Last

The Human Cloud Freelance Trend Tracker tracks the views and sentiments of global freelance economy leaders, clients hiring freelancers, and investors. By accessing the most up to date data, leaders can make informed decisions across their budgets, roadmaps, and strategy.

Matthew MottolaMatthew MottolaMarch 21, 20242 min read
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Drivers of business impact: Brand is #1, Client Relationships #2, Our Speed is #3, Our Tech is Last

From Q1, 2024, Human Cloud Freelance Trend Tracker

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HISTORICAL COMPARISON

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Q1, '24

Q4, '23

INDUSTRY COMPARISON

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Public, Q3, ’24, Human Cloud Freelance Trend Tracker

Sentiments of global freelance economy leaders in Q3, 2024. The Human Cloud Freelance Trend Tracker tracks the global sentiment of freelance platforms, providers, and applications. If the supply side or customer is a freelancer, Trend Tracker tracks the performance and provides prescriptive guidance for executive teams to plan, prioritize, and invest strategically.​

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Q1, ’24, Human Cloud Freelance Trend Tracker

Sentiments of global freelance economy leaders in Q1, 2024. Brand recognition takes over as leading driver of business impact, while platform partnerships prove promising, and is consolidation coming? The signals are here.​

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Human Cloud: Q4, ’23, Freelance Trend Tracker

Sentiments of global freelance economy leaders in Q4, 2023.

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What We’ve Heard

"We increased revenue 35% after prioritizing platform partnerships based off your data" Creative Platform CEO We now weight client relationships stronger than the tech, and make sure potential talent platform investments have at least 3 strong client relationships, where they are actively planning with their clients. General Partner, Venture Fund "We were able to have informed discussions with our investors based off the data on our peers" Series B Talent Platform CEO “Prior to Trend Tracker we depended on informal client and peer feedback about the industry. It’s nice to have one place to go for insight on freelancer leaders and investors” 10 year Tech Talent Platform CEO “Trend Tracker was helpful to us in choosing to bootstrap 2024 instead of seeking VC investment" Marketing Talent Platform CEO

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Matthew Mottola

Matthew Mottola

CEO, Human Cloud

Matthew Mottola is the CEO of Human Cloud, the leading sourcing platform for companies to scale their future workforce. A serial entrepreneur, angel investor, and author of The Human Cloud book, published by HarperCollins; Matthew has been at the forefront of workforce tech for 15+ years. With an extended passport, Matthew has lived, led companies, and spoken across 50 international stages, while leading and advising global brands from Microsoft, to Novo Nordisk, to G7 Governments. On any given day you can find Matthew fighting his IDE in Singapore, San Francisco, or his hometown of Newburyport, Massachusetts.

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