Bookmarks
Red Hat
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Red Hat works with higher level clients in general, and employs freelancers and remote workers to help their clients with everything from software development to sales. If you have some experience, or think your skill set is high enough, check them out.
ZipRecruiter
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Chances are, you’ve already heard of ZipRecruiter because of how many companies use their jobs platform to hire full-time talent, but did you know they also regularly post a large number of high-quality freelance jobs with opportunities to do part-time sales for top companies
Behance
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When you fill in your Behance profile with great examples of your work, your work is put in front of an audience of like-minded creatives. And if your work earns the coveted spot of featured project, you'll get even more positive exposure. Who knows who might see it and might want to hire you. Behance also functions as a social media network to connect with other designers.
Skyword
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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.
Journalism Jobs
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If you have Dan Rather dreams, don’t let them die! Check out this job board that curates journalism jobs from around the web – along with other typical writing and editing gigs thrown in.
Freelance Writing Gigs
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The name isn’t winning any creative awards, but it gets the point across. This site is basically a well-curated job board that’s updated Monday to Friday with the hottest new clients willing to pay you actual money to write things. Sounds too good to be true, right?
Glassdoor
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Job seekers can simultaneously search for open jobs and read detailed information on each company’s culture, CEO, benefits, and salary data, making Glassdoor the clear winner for employer research and insights.
YouTeam
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If you’re an experienced software developer, YouTeam is a great site that’ll pair you up with remote contract work (and even freelance jobs) on-demand. While most engineers on their platform aren’t full-time freelancers, this can be a great place to pick up some long-term projects if you’re already a contractor for another IT consulting firm or software development shop.
Assemble.tv
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Assemble is a highly curated network of creatives including directors, copywriters, creative directors, photographers, editors, motion artists and more.
Production Hub
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Site that focuses only on media production, it does cost a little to get on – basic plans are only about $5 a month, though, so don’t let that deter you too much.
Guru
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After you sign up, you will be a part of 3 million freelancers across the globe in search of various jobs, such as web development, writing, architecture, and so on.
YunoJuno
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YunoJuno is a UK based freelance marketplace for creative individuals. They were created on the mission to champion "the future of work" for innovative companies. From designers to marketers, YunoJuno is a great freelance website to start with if you're based in the UK.
ServiceScape
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ServiceScape is a great freelance job website for working with startups and SMBs that are already online outsourcing-friendly. So, if you’ve got the skills (like blogging skills) and experience, ServiceScape is a great place to spend some time and apply to projects that work for you.