1.What is a freelance job.????
2. how to create freelance account
3. how to start freelance job and Earn money.????
1. What is Freelancer?
Freelancer.com is an online job marketplace that provides a means for employers and freelancers around the globe to collaborate for mutual benefit. Individuals or businesses in need of skilled help for short or long-term projects can post those projects and allow freelancers to submit bids for the completion of the work.
For the employer or service buyer, Freelancer.com provides immediate access to thousands of independent contractors with specific skills, without the need to place job ads or provide work space, insurance, etc. For the freelancer or service provider, Freelancer.com offers a constant source of part-time to full-time work opportunities, without the trouble and expenses of advertising and self-promotion.
Signing Up
Although anyone can browse projects on the site, posting projects and bidding are restricted to registered users. Follow these simple steps to activate your Freelancer.com account:
1) Fill out a short registration form. From the Signup page, you’ll be asked to create a unique username that will identify you on our system. You’ll also need to provide a valid email address and confirm reading our Terms and Conditions. No personal information will be requested.
2) Confirm your email address. When you submit the registration form, a message containing a link and confirmation code will be sent to the email address you provided. You must follow the instructions in the email to provide the confirmation code in order to activate your account.
3) Create your profile. Take a few minutes to provide some information about yourself and/or your business. This information will be stored on your profile page to provide other users with an overview of your skills and/or needs. No personal or contact information should be shared.
Projects
Projects are posted by registered employers with work descriptions, skill requirements, and a budget range. Freelancers browse or search the posted projects for those that match their skills and interests. After reading the full descriptions of applicable projects, freelancers can place bids and upload their work samples on their portfolio page for employers to check. Employers then examine the posted bids and work samples to determine the most qualified bidders and award the project to one or more freelancers.
Freelancer.com encourages employers to provide accurate and complete descriptions when posting projects. Our posting and bidding systems are designed to maximize the potential for satisfactory results for both the service buyer and service provider.
Optional features can be added to a project post.
Accounts
Each registered Freelancer.com user is provided with a free online account for payments or fund transfers. Funds can be added as direct payments from other users through projects/contests or from various payment sources such as the user's credit card, online accounts PayPal or bank transfer.
A freelancer may withdraw funds from his or her Freelancer.com account via Express Withdrawal, Wire Withdrawal, or online account (PayPal or Skrill). An optional debit card is also available that provides users with immediate access to the funds in their accounts.
Withdrawal requests are handled on a weekly basis. Minimal fees to offset processing costs may apply to certain transfers and are deducted when the transfer is initiated.
Fees payable to Freelancer.com for memberships, project acceptance, exams, etc. are also deducted from users’ accounts as applied.
Payments
Employers can pay service providers via transfer from their accounts to providers' accounts. This can be done through Milestone Payments, invoices, or fund transfers.
- Funds can be deposited to our Milestone Payment System and released when prearranged milestones within the project are reached. Employers are under no obligation to provide upfront payment and should only consider this with well-trusted freelancers as released payments can only be returned upon consent of the freelancer.
- Shorter term projects can also be paid via the Milestone Payment System, to assure the freelancer that the funds are available while allowing the employer to release the funds only after the project is completed to his or her satisfaction.
Summary
Freelancer.com strives to provide a safe, simple, and affordable environment for cooperation between freelancers and employers around the world. Join our ever-increasing membership to maximize the earning potential of your business through outsourcing, freelancing, or both!
Freelancer.com allows employers and freelancers to work together on both online and offline projects over a wide range of categories through projects and contests.
Signing up is easy.
2. You can choose to sign up via Facebook or via email.
*By signing up, you agree to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
3. You will then be asked to provide a username. Note that once chosen, a username cannot be changed. Click Next once done.
Usernames should:
- be alphanumeric (contains letters and/or numbers),
- start with a letter, and
- have 16 characters at most.
4. Select your account type. This can be changed anytime on your Account Settings page.
5. After registration, verify your email address, after your account successfully created
3. how to start freelance job for new people..????
Try to implement these best practices to increase your chances of improving your freelancing business on the website.
- Make a good impression. As early as bidding on projects, make yourself stand out from the rest. Present yourself professionally, and tailor your proposal to what the project requires. State what you will provide, how much it will cost, and how long it will take you to deliver.
- Propose Milestones. Work out Milestone Payments in parts, especially if the project involved will require a lot of work. Use Proposed Milestones to request for the scheduling of payments for every chunk of work done.
- Background check. Employers consider several factors when deciding who to work with, so it is only fair for you to do the same to them. See the About the employer sections of projects and contests for a general idea about their accounts, payments, and reviews.
- Do not bite off more than you can chew. As tempting as it is to accept more projects in order to earn more, compromising quality just to finish the workload that you accepted can reflect on employer feedback, which can hurt your reputation on the site.
- Stay on the site. Keep communications and payments within Freelancer.com. This ensures you have the best possible protection in an unlikely event of a dispute. Why look for third-party resources when you have our Messaging and Milestone Payment systems at your disposal?
- Keep an eye out. While some don’ts are basic like project non-completion and not using copyrighted work, there are other things that are not allowed on the site, and those that can possibly harm you. Be vigilant.
- Be accessible. Make yourself available even if you are away from your workstation. Install the Mobile App so you can still chat with employers on-the-go.
- Go the extra mile. If trying to give your best in all your projects becomes habitual, it will eventually be synonymous to your brand. Employers will keep coming back to you, and your client base will be a lot bigger without you realizing it.
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