ThemBid.com includes all of these categories along with a simple easy user interface
James W.
· 2 years ago
Helium (under Freelance Writers) is DAMN hard to get any money from. I've written a number of top rated articles and have received a whopping $0.00 for my time.
Associated Content, on the other hand, has paid me for everything I've written for them. It's the much better site to write for (and they just got $10MUSD in Series B funding! More money!)
mark
· 2 years ago
I like to use RentACoder (except for the 15% fees).
Thorsten
· 2 years ago
Have a look at Sourcebench There is an extended version of such a list.
Remote Gurus (http://www.remotegurus.com) is another freelance job site worth checking out. Just wanted to share that. Great list. Thx.
Andy
· 2 years ago
For technical freelancers, instead of the bidding sites, look at directories that are organized by your specialty AND location. One of these is www.freelancelocaltech.com, which just started this year, but is growing rapidly and covers the USA, Canada, Australia and UK will be added at the end of November with more countries to follow in 2008.
TheFreelanceNation
· 1 year ago
The Freelance Nation not only helps freelancers find freelance jobs, but also helps them promote their services on the Internet. Just launched, we have 119 local freelance websites that covers the U.S. 100% blind bidding and we let you customize your own Meta Data to improve your visibility on the Internet plus, you get 2 profiles for the price of 1.
Categories: 3-D Accounting / Finance Administrative Support Advertising / Marketing / Design Architects / Engineers Audio / Video / Film Business Consultants Gamers Hardware / Networking / Telephony Healthcare Hosting Illustrators Internet Marketers Legal Media Specialists Photographers Programmers Public Relations / Promotions Traditional Artists Trainers / Educators Translators Website and Interactive Writers / Editors
Karel Soupal
· 1 year ago
I am also compiling a list a detailed reviews of those services .. Here
PaulNHS
· 1 year ago
My boss is a freelance photographer. I am not sure that he can use this or not but I think I will send him the list just in case. He might find a tool that he never knew he needed.
Thanks from me and him for the list.
Danniel
· 1 year ago
Why are stock sites recommended for photographers?
For illustrators, at least, they're seen as anathema, as Brad Holland explains in detail.
Basically they can exist at the expense of the ones who really did the work, at the same time that they lower the prices of these very works (as they make money from thousands of images produced by a multitude of artists, at virtually no cost), making the old work gathered by stock "agencies" compete unfairly for new job opportunities against the authors. I highly recommend to search for Brad Holland's texts. Here's a link to a few of them.
There's even a case of some photographer, I think, who is or was striving trying hard to have the copyrights of his artwork back from Corbys, unsuccessfully, so I think it has no reason to be much different with photographers.
I think that to have art sold as stock by third party with low prices is digging not only one owns grave, but a huge collective grave for the bulk of people who work in that area. Eventually only a few superstars will survive, and even so, earning less.
blogcux
· 1 year ago
thanks
weilies
· 1 year ago
Hi, i found this one quite friendly to freelancers
Acts as employer-of-record (simplifies tax management!), access to healthcare benefits and retirement plans, flexible spending account reimbursement, expense reporting, user-friendly time keeping system, they invoice clients for you. No need to set up a legal business entity. It's a huge time saver!
Wavebreak Media
· 1 year ago
Wavebreak Media is a new supplier of Royalty Free, Broadcast Quality High Definition video footage.
Registration on our site is free and we provide free download credits to all registered users, aswell as a minimum of 3 HD downloads per month.
These are some great links. I have used a lot of information from your site to to promote http://www.justinrazmus.com. Thanks for the informative articles!
seo
· 9 months ago
what about GAF?
Ecommerce website design
· 8 months ago
To be honest I have used afew outsource companies and get my hands burnt - I didnt know about oDesk - I will have a look at that next time I'm looking to outsource something.
Thanks!
Mobile Mark Antennas
· 8 months ago
Mobile Mark Antennas: Antenna manufacturer for GPS, Wireless LAN, ISM, 802.11, Broadband Wireless Internet, U-NII, HiperLAN, Cellular, PCS, GSM.
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Associated Content, on the other hand, has paid me for everything I've written for them. It's the much better site to write for (and they just got $10MUSD in Series B funding! More money!)
There is an extended version of such a list.
www.TheFreelanceNation.com
Find Freelance Work. Post Freelance Jobs.
See list of all 119 local freelance job boards.
http://www.thefreelancenation.com/cities.php
Categories:
3-D
Accounting / Finance
Administrative Support
Advertising / Marketing / Design
Architects / Engineers
Audio / Video / Film
Business Consultants
Gamers
Hardware / Networking / Telephony
Healthcare
Hosting
Illustrators
Internet Marketers
Legal
Media Specialists
Photographers
Programmers
Public Relations / Promotions
Traditional Artists
Trainers / Educators
Translators
Website and Interactive
Writers / Editors
Thanks from me and him for the list.
For illustrators, at least, they're seen as anathema, as Brad Holland explains in detail.
Basically they can exist at the expense of the ones who really did the work, at the same time that they lower the prices of these very works (as they make money from thousands of images produced by a multitude of artists, at virtually no cost), making the old work gathered by stock "agencies" compete unfairly for new job opportunities against the authors. I highly recommend to search for Brad Holland's texts. Here's a link to a few of them.
There's even a case of some photographer, I think, who is or was striving trying hard to have the copyrights of his artwork back from Corbys, unsuccessfully, so I think it has no reason to be much different with photographers.
I think that to have art sold as stock by third party with low prices is digging not only one owns grave, but a huge collective grave for the bulk of people who work in that area. Eventually only a few superstars will survive, and even so, earning less.
http://www.soskod.com
More organize to hunt for project
MBO Partners
Acts as employer-of-record (simplifies tax management!), access to healthcare benefits and retirement plans, flexible spending account reimbursement, expense reporting, user-friendly time keeping system, they invoice clients for you. No need to set up a legal business entity. It's a huge time saver!
Registration on our site is free and we provide free download credits to all registered users, aswell as a minimum of 3 HD downloads per month.
Look one of our video
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