Where to go to get web services
If you are building a Web site and you need things like web site design, icons, graphics, animation, Flash graphics, etc., here are three places where you can find people who work on a freelance or contract basis:
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Wednesday, June 22, 2005
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Even better, find people you can really trust. I know some people who use the services like eLance and Guru, and even the ones who've got excellent ratings have tended not to be so good as they're too busy trying to undercut everyone else and provide too much to too many clients. There's nothing like the personal touch and trust that a long business relationship provides, though it takes time.
Peter, Do you have any people you trust? Maybe if others have personal recommendations, they could post them?
Don't forget RentACoder - I have had great success with them.
There are good and bad providers on elance. And there are good and bad buyers too.
I have had bad experience working for a guy who did not pay me after i had worked for him for a whole week. On the other hand there are buyers who are very fair and prompt in payments.
People have established trust using elance too, with the internet as their only means of communication. I have already done three projects for a single client on elance, and he is planning his fourth project with me. He is already making some steady residual income with the three sites that i have done for him.
There are positives and negatives of each system. One should know how best to make use of the system.
check out codegeni.us. it doesn't charge signup fees and it offers a bonus for joining so looks promising.
A heads up -- Rentacoder buyers will benefit from learning *how* to outsource through the site before making mistakes via trial and error: http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/outsourcing-through-rentacoder/7564711
Check outVisit marketplaso.com! it allows to post jobs free and make money
Solutioninn.com is the best place to hire a freelancer for web services. however, you may also consider guru.com, liveperson.com or freelancer.com.
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