Sunday, June 14, 2009

Websites to Work as Freelancer !!!


In my view selecting a right website in the beginning for working as freelancer and start making money online is most important thing of all. There are many (I say hundreds or thousands) out there. Few of the biggest names in the industry are


Odesk.com

One of the biggest website for freelancer available on internet. On this website most of the work is available on hourly basis (Odesk.com provides its own software to track the record of the number of hours spent working) but also have jobs paid on project basis. By the time I am writing more than 76 Million Dollars are earned by the providers on this website.

New providers can build reputation by taking tests available on odesk.com. It is recommended to pas as many test as possible to build a reputation for yourself.


Elance.com

Elance.com is also a giant in the freelancing world. The best part of this website is there is no limit for you to apply on number of projects per month like on other websites available on internet. You can apply for as many jobs as you want per month.

By the time I am writing about 2 million Dollars ($ 20,000,000) are earned by freelancers through this website and the good part is there are way less provider than odesk.com on this website. That means low competition higher and chances of success.


Getafreelancer.com

Biggest websites for freelancers and I say best as this website has more room for new comers than any other website available on internet. On average more than 1000, projects are posted daily on this website with a great room for newbies. Specially projects for less skilled users who can handle only simple data entry task (I myself once made $500 in a month at GAF With my skills near to zero).


Mturk.com

Most amazing website I ever came across on internet for beginners who are willing to make some money online but don’t know where to start and are not able to find right opportunity. Mturk.com is backed by amazon.com on this website you don’t have to apply for a job and then wait and go through the process of interviewing. You look for a job you like (Called HIT) and start working and get paid (Simple).

The only drawback so far I noticed is that it only pays cash to the residents of United States and India but people from other countries may also work and get money in their amazon.com account. You can shop with that money or even can sell that account online (You have to be resource full) and receive money in cash.


Limeexchange.com

Limeexchange.com is also one of the emerging freelancing website with a very cool and nice paid affiliate program & hundreds of projects for providers.


There are other thousands of freelancing websites out there like

§ scriptlance.com

§ eufreelance.com

§ getacoder.com

§ ifreelance.com

§ joomlancers.com

§ programmermeetdesigner.com

§ programmingbids.com

§ rentacoder.com

§Guru.com



Monday, June 8, 2009

How to Start Making Money Online?

When it comes to start making money online there are many ways available for everyone to start making some decent money online like

• Paid To Click(PTC)
These programs offers you the paid advertisement links, you can click daily if you want to make more money. Most of the sites links are worth 1 cent each and 1 cent per referral's clicks.

Paid To Sign Up(PTSU)
On some of the sites you can get paid to signup just by paste the welcome email after you registered, and some of the sites requires you to click the minimum amount of ads to be credited.

Paid To Promote(PTP)
Some paid to read programs pay you to promote their sites. They give you a unique link and you paste it anywhere along with a banner and when someone clicked it you make the money.

Paid To Read(PTR)
These programs send you quite a few emails, you don't even need to login daily, just read emails and click the paid link to get paid.

Get Paid To(GPT)
These are usually the best paying sites. All you need to do is sign up for different products. Like get paid to share pictures, get paid to play online games, get paid to share links etc.

Paid To Search(PTS)
Paid to search, this means you get paid to click a link that leads you to a search site, If you are looking for something you can search for using these programs and get paid to do it.

& In the Last & my Favorite

Freelancing

As already been stated in previous post about Freelancing. In this blog I will try to cover all of the above mentioned methods but will 1st start with Freelancing

Signup here for one of the most reputable & largest website about Freelancing. We will go through this website in the beginning then will cover other so you must have an account here

What is a Freelancing?

A freelancer is a person who is self employed. Freelance work is used in many different professions, but most commonly a freelancer works in the fields of writing and editing, photography, web design, graphic arts, or computer programming. In any given profession, freelancers sell or contract their work to a client rather than being employed by a business.

A freelancer’s career commonly begins with a business or agency at which the freelancer gains experience and contacts in a particular field. Often, talented freelance professionals leave their place of employment because their services are in great demand and they can receive better pay as a freelancer. A freelancer can work at home, in the community, or at their client’s place of business.

Businesses find many advantages in using freelancers. A business that needs particular work done, such as copywriting, can use the services of the writer only as needed. This is ideal when the business requires sporadic work or a one time project. The company is not obligated to provide steady work as it would be for a full time employee. Hiring a freelancer is also economical for a business because the business does not have to provide benefits such as health insurance, personal and sick days, or retirement benefits.

There are also many advantages for a freelancer. A person who is self employed can usually choose their own work schedule. Income may be greater than when working for an employer. A freelancer is his or her own boss and has the freedom to work independently, usually from the comfort of home. Freelancers also have the opportunity to pick and choose which jobs are of interest.

The down side to being a freelancer is that one must keep track of one’s own books. This requires a lot of self discipline in order to fulfill tax requirements, time management and health and retirement factors. Another disadvantage is that it may be difficult to maintain a steady stream of work. A freelancer is responsible for finding and winning projects. Sometimes, convincing a client to hire a particular freelancer can be a job in itself.

There are many websites that offer to connect clients with a freelancer. These services often have many freelancers who bid on particular projects that clients post. Other services simply post projects and allow freelancers to submit a resume and samples of previous work. A freelancer often can find projects through word of mouth, from a former employer, or from classified ads in print as well as on the web.

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