Bookmarks
The Creative Group
Job Seeker:
The freelance website makes it easy for freelancers out there to find a job they want. TCG, as it’s called, allows you to upload a resume or a LinkedIn profile to start looking for a job.
CommissionCrowd
Job Seeker:
Built as a platform by salespeople and for salespeople to find freelance gigs (that tend to be paid via mostly commission-only compensation), this free jobs site is a no-brainer if you’re interested in putting your selling skills to work in your free time. The best part? You won’t pay any fees at all to CommissionCrowd for using the platform—only client companies are charged for getting matched with freelancers.
Coroflot
Job Seeker:
On Coroflot, you post your portfolio, and clients post the projects they need. The difference here is that Coroflot is the go-between, setting up connections between the freelancers and clients themselves.
Lorem
Job Seeker:
Lorem is quickly on the rise as one of the strongest destinations to land short-term freelance jobs related to designing, building and fixing websites. What makes it appealing to clients, is that there’s no monthly fee in order to list freelance jobs, and most gigs (for quick projects) pay between $25 and $250.
Contena
Job Seeker:
Contena tops the section of the best writing freelance jobs because of the sheer volume of well-paid (and high quality) jobs they always have available for writers, editors and content creators of all kinds. What I love most about Contena, is that they feature a mixture of freelance jobs and full-time remote jobs on their platform.
Thumback
Job Seeker:
If you’re searching for freelance jobs as a photographer for hire, then Thumbtack is one of the best for pairing your with locals in your area in need of your expertise. So, if you’ve got the skills, congratulations because you’re in Thumbtack’s target audience.
Remotive
Job Seeker:
Remotive is a fairly standard job board that you can search through and has all sorts of categories, including marketing. It’s easy to see when the job has been posted, where it’s located, and what specialty within marketing it falls under. And free!
Scouted
Job Seeker:
Scouted’s unique matchmaking-style approach to hiring makes it the best job website for college graduates looking to land their first entry-level full-time opportunity after graduation
DesignCrowd
Job Seeker:
DesignCrowd covers lots of design disciplines and has jobs from all over the world. It’s a comprehensive freelance marketplace with a wide variety of job listings. Clients can court multiple designers, allowing them to find just the right fit. Like many freelance sites, they offer crowdsourcing to do their work. If that’s your thing, you should definitely check out DesignCrowd.
Zirtual
Job Seeker:
If you’re looking for full-time work, and you just care about working remotely, Zirtual could be a great match for you. They hire freelance VA’s full-time for various specialties, so definitely check their board to see what they have available. They also have benefits for their employees, which is pretty unheard of in the remote/freelance world.
Aquent
Job Seeker:
While Aquent states that they mainly accept someone who has 2+ years of working experience, fresh graduates are still welcome to explore their available jobs. And if you doubt how much your skill is worth, there is a salary guide to help you set your price.
Skyword
Job Seeker:
Loads of content marketing vacancies can be easily found here. You can register to work as a freelance content strategist, editorial manager, and so on. Furthermore, it doesn’t just serve US or English-only companies because Skyword has been trusted by clients from 27 countries with 13 languages support.
Simply Hired
Job Seeker:
One of the best things about Simply Hired is that you can browse freelance jobs in your nearby location. Additionally, there is a list of top salaries and a tool to estimate your fee. This is helpful to benchmark for a specific work you want to do. You’ll also be able to create a resume from the website and learn many things from their blog.