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Sure if that's your goal. I use oDesk. You probably make a little less than elance or guru, but it's a piece of cake to beat out any of the outsourced providers
by proexploit 17y ago
Sure if that's your goal. I use oDesk. You probably make a little less than elance or guru, but it's a piece of cake to beat out any of the outsourced providers who can't communicate in English for a job (nothing wrong with people speaking their native tongue, it's just very easy to stand out as someone with great English).
I make roughly $250-$300 a week in my spare time on there (roughly 10 hours?).
- paraschopra 17y agoDo you offer English copywriting services or are you talking about programming, technical stuff?
- proexploit 17y agoI do design mainly, HTML/CSS/JS. Some Wordpress work. No highly technical programming.
- Mc_Big_G 17y agoI have a regular need for strictly HTML/CSS work, especially if you know how to work with Rails views. Give me a shout if you're interested. matt [at] McGinTech
- seymores 17y agoHmm... can you elaborate more on this? Are you mostly working on content or software works? What do you think of the assignment that seems to offer peanuts for complex task? I ask because I see lots of iPhone stuff that seems to require a lot of work and paying around $150-$300 in oDesk.
- proexploit 17y agoHTML/CSS Primarily. I'm not sure I understand your second sentence, but part of making some decent money on oDesk is quickly weeding through and finding the jobs that want a skilled worker and are willing to pay for him. There's plenty of information given with each listing and I careful select what to apply to so I'm given the majority of jobs I apply for. There's iPhone work available for $x,xxx if you really know your stuff. There's always buyers trying to "clone facebook for $10" etc.