Best sites for hiring freelancers?

I worked some days in freelancher.com . As i have become busy with my study, so i can't give much time on it, but the days i worked there, it seems good for me.

 

All above replies are appreciated, but i think google search can help you to find best and suitable freelancer for particular territory in which living you are.

 

I'm interested in working with Toptal. Doo you have any helpful tips for me to get started? I understand that the application process is rigorous but what do you like most about it?

 

I use fiverr for graphic stuff like logos, headlines and things like that.
There are several great services on fiverr but there are also several shady services.
For example, I would never buy anything SEO related on fiverr, specially for a price of $5. It is just too good to be true and I have heard bad reviews from people who used it.

 

I've also been using fiverr for a long time, on both buyer and seller. It's good at some services related to design and art. However with SEO services, I don't use fiverr, I use on seoclerks, this site is dedicated for SEO services such as linkbuilding, articles writing,...If your business requires doing SEO campaign, you should try that.

 

Ditto! Does anyone read anymore? I'm looking for a good place to find clients/writing jobs and (yes, Jefr, I loathe Upwork, too) I scrolled through these posts in the hopes of finding some good information. Unfortunately, I just saw a bunch of people "talking" without "listening". Come on, people!

I'm going to go bash my head on the keyboard...sigh.

 

why don't you try peopleperhour.com?

 

Hiring freelancer:

• Freelancer.com
• Upwork
• Guru
• Fiverr

If you are looking for writers, consider the following:

• ContentMart
• HireWriters.com
• iwriter
• TextBroker

 

I signed up for Freelancer.com recently. I am liking what I am seeing so far.
Best wishes, - Dan

 

I have used Freelancer before for many years, and used it again recently for a short time. I've found sound talented, reliable writers on there who have gotten the job done. A lot of them work cheap too, like $1.50 to $2.00 per 500 words. The trick is to employ writers who bid on your project who have a lot of good feedback and have taken on a lot of projects already. Typically it isn't just one person writing for these types of profile's, but they have a team of people that they manage.

Other than that I've hired some people on there with just a few reviews, and they've worked out alright.

 

For content and review writers I use guru.com and recently writology.com, you can choose your own writer with guarantees from company. Freelancer.com and upwork.com are good too but their security is too tough. Though, sometimes it good to be careful. I heard that many accounts are selling and client can not be sure with whom they are working.

 

Reading depends on the visitor, obviously people read, however, you are
asking the wrong question; Your question should be; Why would anyone
want to read my content? Is your content good enough to hold their
attention, or is it so badly written that they cant wait to leave?

as far as reading, I think it is a misconception that people do not
read, otherwise, good content would not be in demand, right?

If you are in the wrong niche, then it will not matter, no one will
read your content, and your conversions will be zero....

At the end of the day....
its a numbers game...
You will not reach all visitors...
You reach as many as you can.....

 

I prefer to you guru is the best site to get hire freelancers. There are many customers.

 

Outsourcely- a newly launched website

 

Whichever site you choose to hire a freelancer from, ensure you know that
1. your freelancer knows what he/she is doing
2. Conduct the necessary reviews
3. Create the necessary milestones and review
4. Stay active on your project with freelancer with status reports
5. KNOW THE SITES Policies and procedures

 

They need a staff them selves? Their site down, never heard of these guys before.

 

This forums is a good place to search ppl for freelance, and there are some several sites that have alredy been named up on this post.

 

Freelancer sucks (sorry for my language) https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.freelancer.com
myself having a very bad exeperience, however I won my case with paypal and got all my money back.

Upwork is definitly the place I use now to work with and find some talented people (as client) so basically, you might have a go at upwork.

 

I've had a lot success with Fiverr, especially if you are providing a service that can be duplicated and delivered to multiple buyers. There's a lot of opportunity for up-selling with the gig addons too, but top notch customer service is a must to build your reputation.

 

Upwork and Freelancer are both best sites to get a freelancer on the cheapest rate for your work / job
the bidder are lower than any other network and these sites also provide some security for your work like milestones etc.
I think you need to visit freelancer first and its free to join