HOW TO BECAME A FREELANCER AND START SELLING YOUR GIGS !

Nowadays , Everyone using the internet dreams of getting some funds or a job that helps him paying some bills , In this Tutorial i will explain it better to you to understand the True Steps to became a FreeLancer and Start Selling Your Gigs ! , Also i'll give you some Websites You Must Signup and Start adding your Gigs Then wait for the Gold !

WHAT'S FREELANCE ?

Being a Freelancer means that you are a free person , you are a person with a real job that can make you earn dozens of dollars if you were Professional in your job type , also you must be professional at some categories and you are free to choose between a lot of section !

what are the categories ?

There's a lot of gigs categories you can choose between a big list and try to be professional in your work , try to understand and focus on your Skills , Here's an exemple of the categories of the gigs :

Web Developping : Html , Css , jQuery , Java , Php ... etc
Photography
Writing Articles & Reviews
Photoshop Design : Icons , Logos ... etc
Translate
And alot of other Categories .....

what are the best freelance sites ?

I'm gonna Introduce you to the best 3 Websites of freelancing ! , These are the best and the most know sites , You can Visit them and signup to start adding you gigs and start making some cash !

1- Freelance

Freelance is one from the best freelance sites ! , millions of gigs and millions of visitors ready to deal with you ! Just Open an account and start adding your gigs in minutes ...

2 - UpWork

Upwork is the giant of the freelance industry and is the largest network by a long stretch. Formed out of the merger of two large freelance job sites, oDesk and Elance, Upwork currently has 9 million freelances in its network and 1.5 million clients. The service covers a wide range of freelance jobs that can be done remotely, including everything from virtual assistants to paralegal work. Upwork offers hourly and fixed price projects, but they provide no vetting or screening for clients. Instead, they leave the interview process and technical assessment to the clients, who can then bid on the freelancers they want to hire.

4. FlexJobs

FlexJobs stands out as a freelance job site by vetting jobs, not freelancers. Instead, freelancers are the ones who pay for the platform. In return, FlexJobs provides a list of jobs, currently just under 30,000 in number, that the platform has vetted as legitimate. Freelancers can then apply to those jobs through the contact information provided by FlexJobs. The service also provides skill testing, job search tips, and special members-only discounts through site partners to create loyalty among its freelance network and provide them added benefits.