Being a freelancer is a great opportunity to work from home. Generally, freelancers lines of work range from blogging to computer programming to graphic designing and so much more. They are generally hired by various business clients to do particular projects requiring their skills.
Normally, a person offering his freelance work sells his services to different freelance sites. Aside from these sites, there are also forum sites for people who are into the business of freelancing. These forums usually encourage these people to join and share helpful tips and information regarding all the issues involved in doing work-at-home businesses.
Here are top five must-visit forum sites for person doing freelance work:
1. Freelance Switch
www.Freelanceswith.com is a site filled with a lot of resources for work-at-home individuals. This site includes lots of advices about blogging, a job-posting area, a forum allowing users to communicate and discuss different subjects related to online businesses. In addition, this site provides lots of freelancing tools anyone could acquire for free.
2. Talk Freelance
www.Talkfreelance.com is a web design forum mostly for freelance developers and webmasters who want to learn and share about programming, designing websites, SEO, databases, and other topics related to help its members gain knowledge in building great websites.
3. Freelance Gossip
www.Freelancegossip.com is a forum which allows its members to share all their experiences, tips and problems about work-at-home jobs.
4. Freelance Programmers
www.Freelanceprogrammers.org is another forum for web developers and programmers. It provides loads of tips and information freelancers can apply. It also allows its members to post their projects so they can have the chance of being noticed by various employers.
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10:39 pm on May 15th, 2008
oh, this is a very good collection of forums. I have tried to search for these kind of forums before but i was not sure and needed some reviews about them. Finally after seeing yours i am a bit more happy.
1:47 am on May 16th, 2008
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3:24 am on May 16th, 2008
Very useful post! I used to just use scriptlance to locate new employees! Thanks much - I will use :).
12:14 pm on May 16th, 2008
Thanks for the post. I like freelancing and I’m sure many others do too!
2:27 pm on May 16th, 2008
I used to frequent talkfreelance but I spend most of my time at digital point now.
10:23 am on May 17th, 2008
Excellent selection, you’ve got there, I’ve personally used two of the 4 on the list. Was very satisfied with freelance programmers, just needed a simple plugin that I couldn’t find and it was done in no time at all.
4:35 pm on May 18th, 2008
I think everything is in DP nowadays but I’ll check these sites out! THanks!
9:18 pm on May 29th, 2008
Thanks a lot. I will check these sites out. These sites must be very useful to me as I’m a desperate making money freelancer :p
9:15 pm on May 31st, 2008
Thanks for the link. Will check it out immediately. Do post more useful links for us!
2:14 pm on July 6th, 2008
This is a must read for graphic designers!
3:26 pm on November 30th, 2008
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