Freelance marketplace

Freelance marketplace

Freelance marketplaces (or outsourcing marketplaces) are websites that match buyers and sellers of services provided via the internet. Service providers, or sellers, create a profile where they include a description of the services which they offer, examples of their work and in some cases information about their rates. Buyers register and complete a basic profile, they then post projects outlining their requirements. Buyers will then bid for these projects on a fixed price or hourly basis.

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Services

Services offered by online marketplaces may include:

See also

References

  1. ^ Online Freelance Marketplaces Entrepreneur.com
  2. ^ Internet Marketplaces for Freelancers – The Future of Work? TheManager.org

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