Showing posts with label Marketplaces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marketplaces. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

A $10 marketplace for freelancers.

I received a new Twitter follower whose profile URL is http://www.totallics.com/
Yes, it is another freelance marketplace like Fiverr.com

Unlike Fiverr or other similar services, Totallics.com displays their full address and telephone number. This adds credibility to them. I would not hesitate to buy and sell through this new freelance marketplace.

Totallics.com is an Australian website and is till young. It is not populated with much freelance job postings.

The fee for each transaction is $2 which means, if you sell your services for $10, you receive only $8. Payment is held for 14 days as a protective measure.

Friday, September 17, 2010

Another Fiverr clone provides internet business platform.

Since fiverr.com hit the Internet a few months ago, I predicted more such online marketplaces for freelancers. My prediction turned out to be 100%. Now, there are as many as 6 fiverr clones.

The latest to join the bandwagon is "Just a Five". Here, you can announce what you can do for $5, 10 and 20. A free advertising platform is always a popular hangout for freelancers and job providers.

Just a five offers you to pay 5% of any transaction that your referrals do. They can be sellers or buyers. Isn't it a neat income opportunity to earn a few extra bucks?

Please don't underestimate the potentiality of these freelance marketplaces. If Fiverr's success is any indication, there will be scramble to join just a five. Some freelancers are making more than a college principal in online marketplaces.

Click the image below to join Just a five for free, generate your referral link and start promoting.


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Thursday, June 10, 2010

Earn $5 for any of your products or services.

Fiverr is a fantastic online marketplace for freelancers and job providers. For anything you do, you ask for $5 and the buyer pays exactly $5 (not a penny more, not a penny less) to Fiverr.com

In Tamil it is: "எதை எடுத்தாலும் அஞ்சு ரூபா "

You, as a seller, complete the work you have offered, get the approval of the buyer and collect $4 after giving one dollar to Fiverr. Fair and neat deal-eh?

What are all on sale?
You will be amazed at the range of service or products offered by the seller. A few examples below:
* I will setup a wordpress based e-commerce site for $5
* I will write an article/blog promoting /giving exposure to your band, company, product, art, club, et... for $5
* I will find 20 domain names for your website idea or topic for $5
* I will sing happy birthday in Chinese to the person of your choice on your behalf for $5
* I will write you a personal song for $5

I am going to signup now. I have several skills to sell. Moreover, $5 is a decent amount for a quick job.

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Want to know where to sell your reports and manuals?

If you have been already in the Internet income opportunities field, you must have compiled several reports and manuals that reveal ways and means to make money online without a website or a blog.

You might have gathered useful resources on myriad topics such as:
*Restaurants that offer free food for kids
*Places to buy Ink cartridges at half of the regular price
*Credit cards without credit check

and so on.

Now, why don't you encash your reports and resources? There are people waiting to buy such documents because that can save them precious time searching for information.

Selling digital products is the most easiest thing; don't assume there are no buyers for your documents.After all, if you have thought it worthwhile while compiling your resources, there can be others too who would look for the same.

Go to Doc Stoc, a buzzing online marketplace for buying and selling digital documents.

You can start uploading your documents for sale immediately. Set your own prices and get detailed reports and feedback in real time with your own custom dashboard.

Unique feature:
You can embed your documents on your on site to sell your content directly to the readers that visit your website or blog.



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Monday, June 22, 2009

Freelance marketplace and outsourcing hub.


I stumbled onto Lime Exchange that seems to be a big online marketplace for freelancers. Freelancers who can do a bit of web designing are more in demand than freelance writers and programmers.

There are projects in internet marketing, data entry and home typing but these are always on limited budget and they get grabbed asap.

Lime Exchange works on bidding type and providers of services have to bid on projects that suit their skill.

I noticed a couple of translation projects too. Most of the providers are from India and hence I expect a stiff competition and that means very low pay rate.

Lime Exchange sports pleasing colors and good layout but I felt the site loads a lot slowly..

Lime Exchange has the potential to become a huge outsourcing hub.
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