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I find this extremely hard to believe. Have you visited freelancing sites to check this assumption?

• petercooper 16y ago
  There's a class of customer that won't even hit the "rent a coder" type sites for work, but will instead pay significantly more to someone with a full, proper site and a reputation.
  • jtheory 16y ago
    The real problem here is attaining that "full, proper site and a reputation." Getting those two elements in place could take years of work, some of it completely unpaid. I suspect the OP doesn't have either of those, and is using this as a way to build up some kind of portfolio (and certainly a lot of online visibility, which can be surprisingly hard to come by) as rapidly as possible while still pulling in some income. Not that he needs to use any of the $15 work directly in his portfolio -- but if he hashes out lots of designs in a creative way, he's going to end up with some obvious winners that he can polish up.