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lacruz12:That's a good way to start. Funny enough, you can make a living with those skills you highlighted (2D and 3D) animation. Please do well to ask more by replying to this trend or you might hit me up via my contact 08103788474 (Telegram). |
iamoracle:Thanks. |
Information is by far one of the most valuable thing when use wisely. Don't let the lockdown of the economy affect you in locking down your skills. Spreadout your tentacles and nets to grab and fish for jobs. Seize the opportunity of working virtually. |
ayoola27:Java is a very high demanding programming language as it's an integral part in programming. There are thousands of job post on a monthly basis on Upwork. 3 million jobs are posted annually, worth a total of US$1 billion, making it the largest freelancer marketplace in the world. So there are more than enough jobs but at the same time there are also competition from other freelancers around the world who are into what you are currently learning. Does that mean you should give up? Of course not! All you need is to understand the DOS & DON'TS of Freelancing. Just do an extensive research online as many information are available. Or you can contact me via my [b] 08103788474 (Telegram). |
masarauta11:I must commend you brother. Why? You actually studied one of Nigeria language. It's very rare or maybe I haven't heard much about it. I would have address you by your name but I guess you forgot ![]() First, a fact about Hausa language. Do you know Hausa is the most widely spoken language in Africa after Arabic? Do you know that Hausa is also spoken in Ghana, Niger and other parts of Africa? So you have a very good language translation niche (Arabic and Hausa). I'm very sure your English writing skills are very good. So a combine language of English-Arabic-Hausa has a whopping number of 1.4B speakers worldwide. So you're good to go. You can register to as many Freelance website as possible even if you have so many offers there are many ways to go about it. You must do your research well as a beginner or have someone to guide or explain in details the dos and don'ts of Freelancing world. Hit me up on my telegram. |
aylive02:You're welcome. In box me on the telegram or WhatsApp account if you need more details. |
COZA:First you've not mentioned which platform but I guess it's Upwork. Since you've updated your account and yet still persists, then it must be strange. I would advise you to email customer support or go to the Upwork community and Forums under 'Help' (?) It's faster that way as your complaint will be treated swiftly. |
aylive02:Good but more is needed as Upwork is very competitive and accept limited people daily. Since I know your category skill set reach me on 08103788474 (Telegram) |
sabiodun03:I don't teach skill set but I can recommend lucrative skill set and how to make use of it, get jobs online and get paid. Reach me on 08103788474 (Telegram). |
Years before 2015 there was nothing like Upwork. It all started during the 90's and early 20's when Elance and oDesk came into existence. A freelance platform in the US where anybody in the world can easily register on these 2 major platforms, surf for jobs, get hired and paid! But due to some reasons Elance decided to merge with oDesk, becoming the most popular and powerful Freelance website in the world. With time they decided to change to Upwork. All this while I was there and active on Elance and oDesk and now Upwork. But all of a sudden Upwork started limiting the numbers of freelancers registering on there platform. At first I thought this is a bad idea but with time I noticed it was actually to help Upwork. How? Imagine 200-300 jobs are posted everyday on Upwork by different clients and about 1,000 Freelancers worldwide are registered on Upwork everyday. That amount to 6,000-9,000 job post in a month for 30,000 freelancers. Of course the competition will be too much mostly if the majority of the registered people are in a particular niche of job. It will be overwhelming, many top freelancers will loose interest! And clients will complaint of not having good freelancers to bid on there job and that will be the very beginning of the downfall of Upwork! But all hope are not lost as Upwork still accept new freelancers on a daily basis but limited. How can you be among those limited ones? That's where you need someone with vast experience on Upwork and Freelance websites. I have been registered on Upwork for the past 7 years. I'm trying to grow a freelance trend in Nigeria and help interested people in Freelancing to achieve it on a longtime base. My plan is to create an extensive reservoir of information for people to become a successful freelancer. Though it will b paid later. But for the meantime I will be giving out limited free information. [b]Please reply to this trend. Regards, Pius A. |
aylive02:Under what category do you register on and what type of skills do you list? |
stivoboi:Lol. Hit me up. |
7 years ago I ventured into working as a freelancer (Online work) and from my experience over the years I now have a vast knowledge of it. Though starting as a beginner was very difficult as there was limited information about it online mostly for Nigerian's. But with persistent, ability to think smart and fast, I was able to achieve alot. But many have find it difficult to even register on UPWORK let alone getting jobs as majority of them are not consistent and give up easily. I have seen many people online lamenting that getting jobs on Freelance Platforms such as UPWORK, FREELANCER, FIVERR, GURU, PEOPLEPERHOUR and many more. Some even have the notion that client (US & Europe) can never hire them because they're from Nigeria. That's a very bad thinking, though I understand their basic of having that. But honestly that will immediately affect your zeal to work as a freelancer. I have co-freelancers and friends who have earned more than $50K+ (17.5M) on Freelance since their inception on it within few years. Easy to say but effort is needed. You must have skills. Soft skills to be precise. Web/Graphics design, Customer service, Sales & Marketing, Writing etc. I will be giving out many tips on how to be successful in the freelance world. You can ask as many questions as you want and I will reply as soon as I can here on Nairaland. I'm trying to grow a freelance trend in Nigeria and help interested people in Freelancing to achieve success on a longtime base. My plan is to create an extensive reservoir of information for people to become a successful freelancer. Though it will b paid later. But for the meantime I will be giving out limited free information. Please reply to this trend. Regards, Pius A. |
7 years ago I ventured into working as a freelancer (Online work) and from my experience over the years I now have a vast knowledge of it. Though starting as a beginner was very difficult as there was limited information about it online mostly for Nigerian's. But with persistent, ability to think smart and fast, I was able to achieve alot. But many have find it difficult to even register on UPWORK let alone getting jobs as majority of them are not consistent and give up easily. I have seen many people online lamenting that getting jobs on Freelance Platforms such as UPWORK, FREELANCER, FIVERR, GURU, PEOPLEPERHOUR and many more. Some even have the notion that client (US & Europe) can never hire them because they're from Nigeria. That's a very bad thinking, though I understand their basic of having that. But honestly that will immediately affect your zeal to work as a freelancer. I have co-freelancers and friends who have earned more than $50K+ (17.5M) on Freelance since their inception on it within few years. Easy to say but effort is needed. You must have skills. Soft skills to be precise. Web/Graphics design, Customer service, Sales & Marketing, Writing etc. I will be giving out many tips on how to be successful in the freelance world. You can ask as many questions as you want and I will reply as soon as I can here on Nairaland. I'm trying to grow a freelance trend in Nigeria and help interested people in Freelancing to achieve success on a longtime base. My plan is to create an extensive reservoir of information for people to become a successful freelancer. Though it will b paid later. But for the meantime I will be giving out limited free information. Please reply to this trend. Regards, Pius A. |
Hello everyone, I will like to know the cost of Ginger (Dried and wet) in the north. Planning to get about 1,000KG (1 tonne) that should be around 25 bags. I will also like to know the cost of shipping the bags to Lagos. Drop your quotation and number. I will not call or message your number if you only drop your contact without quotations. Thanks. |
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