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There are hundreds of sites on the web
today that promise to offer freelance jobs for writers, designers,
programmers, photographers and more. Unfortunately, however, they are
not always as appealing as they seem.
For the professional freelancer, this
presents something of a problem. You need to find a source of regular
freelance work, but you don't want to risk wasting your time on dead-end
resources. John Williams found himself in this position.
"I looked everywhere for freelance jobs,"
he says. "Some sites promised the earth and delivered very little.
Others were more realistic and proved useful. What I can say is that
there is work to be found on the Internet. You just need to know where
you can look successfully for freelance jobs.
John had also tried marketing in the
offline world, but this proved to be more difficult. Costs were much
higher, and the whole process was much more hit and miss. He found that
he was mailing out hundreds of letters just to get a few replies, with
no guarantee that any of them would lead to real work.
So after following this approach for a
while. John decided that his money could be better invested searching
for work on the Internet. This was much more effective. A few searches
brought up a whole range of potential projects, which he was then able
to apply for directly. He didn't have to waste time going round in
circles and getting nowhere.
After looking in a range of
different places for freelance work, John finally settled on
Freelance Work Exchange.
As well as being helpful and
informative, this site brought him lots of potential work, and he soon
found he was picking up jobs.
"It's a great resource," he says. "I have
found enough work through this site to keep me busy for months. I am
really glad I took the time and trouble to sign up."
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