Showing posts with label freelancers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freelancers. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 April 2008

Scriptlance

Another site for freelancers of all types is Scriptlance.

Scriptlance works on an auction basis and you bid or place a project as you wish.

I have used Scriptlance to get a few projects but I don't use it as much as the others. I have to pay a $5 fee on each job I accept. I usually just adjust my bid to incorporate the fee.

There are different paid subscriptions if you want to pay less fees, but for the amount of times I personally use Scriptlance, it isn't worth it for me.

Sign up is free and I would recommend taking a look around to see what you think!

Let me know if you have any experiences of using Scriptlance!








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Sunday, 30 March 2008

Get a Freelancer

This is possibly the most popular freelancing site on the Internet at the moment. I personally use this more than any other at the moment as I find it the easiest to navigate and the most lucrative.

Anyone can join Get a Freelancer either as a service provider or as a service buyer. As a buyer you will post your project and set your budget and outline your project, then service providers will then bid on your project. You then have the choice of which provider you choose to do your project.

As a service provider you have the choice of many projects to bid on. You choose what you want to work for and how soon you can have the project done. Depending on your bid you may or may not be chosen.

It's a really simple process and I find the majority of my work through this site. The problem with these types of freelancing sites is that there are always lots of people willing to do the work for a pittance.

Never bid lower than you feel comfortable working for, the service buyers want quality work and the majority of them are willing to pay good money for quality work.

Lots of different types of freelancers can find work on Get a Freelancer:

  • Writers
  • Proofreaders
  • Web Designers
  • Legal Advisers
  • Telemarketers

This is a very small selection of categories for workers on Get a Freelancer.

You can be a gold member and pay $12 per month or a non gold member and pay $5 every job you accept.

I started out as a non member and after a few projects paid for the membership. It pays to be a member as you pay zero commision on projects you accept. Otherwise you lose the first $5 of every project.

Please, please, please get any money for projects you do in escrow from the buyer first. There is a feedback system on GAF that usually works very well, however a few scammers slip through the net. The buyer puts the money in escrow before you start working, then after completion you can cancel the payment from your end or the buyer can release the money to you.

Try it out and let me know how you get on! I would love to hear your experiences good or bad with Get a Freelancer!

Follow the link below to register for free on Get a Freelancer. You have nothing to lose, (as registration is free), and everything to gain!



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Introduction

This blog has been created to help all freelancers find work! There are many great websites to find work and there are also many to be wary of.

Hopefully this website will allow all freelancers to judge which websites and companies are best for them.

We hope to also expose any work from home scams and freelancing scams as we find them!

I am a freelancer and instead of keeping all the best sites to myself, I am going to share them with you. I firmly believe all freelancers should stick together rather than trying to outdo each other. There is plenty of work for everyone!

I may also look for writers myself on odd occasions!

Let us all make this a great place to search for work and have a great time doing it!

 
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