I would like to ask, has anyone had any luck finding projects online. Just any project in designing, programming, or web design. If so, what are the best places to find projects?
Forums?
Freelance Sites?
Your own site?
Good or bad luck finding work online
I would like to ask, has anyone had any luck finding projects online. Just any project in designing,...
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varelse
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Elite Designer
Posted 07 June 2006 - 09:27 PM
I found all my clients either on freelance sites (3) or on the forums (a majority of them on just 1 forum). There's no general rule, but forums seem to give you more personal contact and you can learn more about the person you are dealing with.
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Uniment1
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Apprentice Designer
Posted 08 June 2006 - 04:49 AM
what is your experiences with online forums and freelance sites?
I actually have'nt had much experience with online forum clients. I am not a Design team member here (and have no interest to be one
) but sites like elance and some other freelancer design sites are nice because you can directly speak to your client (the telephone is my prefered method) but this is harder, if not impossible to do on most forums because of rules(which are important no doubt! 
) and such... so basicly try all three and whatever you like ...DO IT! lol Have fun!
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sakr
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Apprentice Designer
Posted 25 June 2006 - 02:49 AM
Doing great spec work on various contest forums (namepros, webmaster-talk, sitepoint) really helps drive traffic to your website. You'd be surprised at how many clients browse contest forums looking for designers or developers. If they like your work, they WILL follow your link and give you a second look.
Also, I've found that sites like cssremix and cssreboot are also popular resources for potential clients and submitting your site to those resources can really help.
Also, I've found that sites like cssremix and cssreboot are also popular resources for potential clients and submitting your site to those resources can really help.
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