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[Zeus]

Guys this thread contains freelance boards hiring writers, hiring translators, hiring designers, hiring coders etc Check it out!

This means you make money writing articles, make money creating logos, make money creating websites etc

Hire Quality Freelancers and Find Freelance Jobs

1. Guru - Perhaps the best one, this network and its domain name says all. Free to join, easy to get started, secure payments though Escrow, 5-10% of project fees goes to management. Go! - Go! - Go!

2. Elance - Over 200,600 of Programmers, 25,500 of Mobile Developers, 146,600 of Designers, 221,500 of Writers and 47,200 of Marketers earned $988,089,150 so far! Where you belong?

3. Freelancer - The world's largest outsourcing marketplace with over 10,186,862 members and 5,430,168 projects. You can Hire freelancers or find Work right there! Still Thinking?

Leave a reply below and continue the list if you know legit networks who pay for freelance jobs! Good luck everyone!

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[Poseidon]

Another great network is iWriter.com - Write content & Get content.
Write Content: select topics you want to write about at the price you want.
Get Content: request articles to be written on specific topic for as low as $1,25 per article.

 

[Hades]

oDesk.com - Get the right freelancer. Get the job done.
Web programmers, seo experts, designers, software developers, freelance writers etc

Hire on demand - Build a flexible workforce based on skills, ratings, and reviews.
Manage the work - See work-in-progress screenshots, time sheets, and daily logs.
Pay with ease - Rest assured with safe global payments and the oDesk Guarantee.

 

[Hera]

iFreelance.com - Hire freelance experts without the middleman.
Find freelancers to plan, write, design, build and market your project all in one place.

How it Works? Projects meet freelancers. Freelancers meet projects.
iFreelance doesn't charge commissions or transaction fees. Both sides get a better deal.

 

[Ares]

Another great network is iWriter.com - Write content & Get content.
Write Content: select topics you want to write about at the price you want.
Get Content: request articles to be written on specific topic for as low as $1,25 per article.

You can earn lot more if you get accepted on ever growing writing community at heliumnetwork.com

 

[Artemis]

Demand Media Studios - http://create.demandstudios.com/

Hiring writers, copy editors, filmmakers, experts, producers and photographers. If you get approved you can party! :cool:

 

[Athena]

If you know programming you may consider taking a deeper look and decide to register at http://www.getacoder.com/
This freelance board is a true GOLDMINE and you must check for work there if you need money. No programming skills? No problem because they accept web designers and freelance writers too. Is impossible not to make money!

 

[Hestia]

To freelance writers a recommend an online duplicate content checker to make sure those articles you're creating are not already published somewhere on net, this will save you from a nasty problem. Believe me, I know what I'm saying.

 

[Rayone]

@Hesita a recommendation to all buyers of those article to keep a better duplicate content checker for their own account's safety. If you post a duplicate article on your site just imagine about your own reputation.

 

[BoredPostman]

Cool cool, thanks for all the info guys, I'm a good writer and currently just looking for a platform with which to express my emotions. There's a wedding happening soon.. It'll be really cool.

 

[Ramakrishnan]

WorknHire.com is a freelance market place for Indian freelancers and contractors, which operates the similar way as Freelancer and Elance. You can find and post projects on different categories like IT & Programming, Content Writing, Data Entry, Graphic Design, Finance and Sales & Marketing.

 

[patrickkenyi]

I've never actually used Guru or Elance because I am satisfied with Freelancer when it comes to finding online freelance work. I had also read some reviews before signing up and they were all in favor of freelancer.

 

[poplar]

I have a very negative opinion of Freelancer. They are always trying to upsell their ridiculous skill tests, the jobs are bargain basement priced, and the whole interface is clunky as hell.

But as a working preelancer I have never found any of these aggregator sites to be worth my time. I hunt down jobs in my speciality areas via open websearch and networking. The competitons is lower, the skill levelof everyone involved is higher, the pay is massively higher, and no third party is taking a cut for essentially doing f all.

 

[suresh]

I was a member to freelancer website 3 years back and they imposed $1000 negative balance without asking anything to me.
It's hard to get accepted on these freelance site as it is the highest site, where people asks for the money being used.

I was been a member to Odesk and it is the best site for getting freelance jobs and my profile too had some feedback with comments.

 

[BoredPostman]

I was a member to freelancer website 3 years back and they imposed $1000 negative balance without asking anything to me.
It's hard to get accepted on these freelance site as it is the highest site, where people asks for the money being used.

I was been a member to Odesk and it is the best site for getting freelance jobs and my profile too had some feedback with comments.

As in you have to earn $1000 before you can start making money? That just seems ... despicable.

 

[suresh]

As in you have to earn $1000 before you can start making money? That just seems ... despicable.

I applied for a job of $1000 or above and the guy who accepted the offer, but freelancer site put a negative balance for me.
I contacted to them at that time and no response from them, although I don't use all the time for freelancing and Odesk made me satisfaction for the fixed Jobs.

 

[Lovely]

I think you would have added Fiverr to your list,I think it the largest freelancing site,that one can use to express his or her self,though it quite competitive but it still worth trying.

 

[kaphokz]

oDesk.com - Get the right freelancer. Get the job done.
Web programmers, seo experts, designers, software developers, freelance writers etc

I like to work in odesk, but I have learned so little in web development :/

 

[zeljko]

As worker on those sites, the hardest part is get First job. If you get it and doing good, you have much better chance to get new one. If you are employer, better check with detalis CV of worker and pay little more. Cheapest worker isn't best worker.

 

[Lovely]

This is always the problem.of all newbies breaking the jinx to get the first job,it never easy to get noticed without a good review or feedback from any client or customer. One needs to be very good to retain the first client and get referrals from there.