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fighal:
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Zhirinovsky:
Freelancers especially Nigerians keep on short selling themselves to their own hurt. They keep themselves in poverty with their own hands.

I go through freelancing sites esp fiverr and I see many tedious and technical tasks being advertised for pennies. Python jobs for $15 and even $5.

Freelancers on desperation to land a job will quote lower than the amount the buyer originally put on the job request. This makes buyers believe they over quoted for the job and their subsequent request then comes at a very low quoted budget.

At the end of the day, the stupid freelancer suffers it. Remains in poverty because he/she will work 24/7 and at the end of the month has little to show for it.

Experience has taught me that it is more better for a seller to do one $150 job a month than 10 $20 jobs a month. In the former, you have enough time to focus on learning new skills, developing yourself or even pursuing another hussle.

A buyer will advertise a request of $50, choose you for the job only to come back and tell you someone offered something way lesser. In most cases they come back telling you the seller messed up the job and they had to cancel (seller looses; bad rating n cancellation).

Most of the tech jobs you do for pennies, the sellers re not even the end users, they resell at exorbitant prices cashing out up to 1000% profit.

I scan freelancing sites and I see skilled task that will take 1 week being advertised for $30.

Fiverr has even noticed the trend and relegates sellers with low price per order to the last pages. (they are looking money by your actions too).

When I was new to freelancing, I do almost any task for $5, $10 or $20. But I was frustrated when I work day in and night out but no tangible savings.

I learnt from Mr. Physics here, dude does 4 or 5 tasks a month and cash out over 10 times what I made from doing 15 tasks a month.

fighal:
Prayer works bro...
Make I sub for you...

odizeey:


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DkJay:


This is really awesome. Thanks for sharing.

So what you are advising freelancers to do is price themselves at their real value.

Using yourself as an example, what service do you offer, what's your price range, how long does it take you to complete the job, and how many jobs on average do you get per month?

I once approached Mr. Physics. I couldn't afford him. Does he mentor you? Would you be willing to mentor someone else?

DkJay:




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Zhirinovsky:
Freelancers especially Nigerians keep on short selling themselves to their own hurt. They keep themselves in poverty with their own hands.

I go through freelancing sites esp fiverr and I see many tedious and technical tasks being advertised for pennies. Python jobs for $15 and even $5.

Freelancers on desperation to land a job will quote lower than the amount the buyer originally put on the job request. This makes buyers believe they over quoted for the job and their subsequent request then comes at a very low quoted budget.

At the end of the day, the stupid freelancer suffers it. Remains in poverty because he/she will work 24/7 and at the end of the month has little to show for it.

Experience has taught me that it is more better for a seller to do one $150 job a month than 10 $20 jobs a month. In the former, you have enough time to focus on learning new skills, developing yourself or even pursuing another hussle.

A buyer will advertise a request of $50, choose you for the job only to come back and tell you someone offered something way lesser. In most cases they come back telling you the seller messed up the job and they had to cancel (seller looses; bad rating n cancellation).

Most of the tech jobs you do for pennies, the sellers re not even the end users, they resell at exorbitant prices cashing out up to 1000% profit.

I scan freelancing sites and I see skilled task that will take 1 week being advertised for $30.

Fiverr has even noticed the trend and relegates sellers with low price per order to the last pages. (they are looking money by your actions too).

When I was new to freelancing, I do almost any task for $5, $10 or $20. But I was frustrated when I work day in and night out but no tangible savings.

I learnt from Mr. Physics here, dude does 4 or 5 tasks a month and cash out over 10 times what I made from doing 15 tasks a month.

Henrymorre:
[b] My dear i freelance on upwork,I regisered on fiverr last year, but when i saw $5 jobs.. i just left the account and dissapeared. then again i decided to try fiverr just this month, for the first time, i saw gigs for 5$ i almost ran mad, cause i charge quite high on upwork.. But i decided not to run away this time.. Created my gigs starting at 100$ each wtih extras totaling upto 300 per single video job.. I thought maybe High prices may not get me anything. But real clients, are the ones that dont pay peanuts.. I landed my first on october, $150.. did it and claimed my money, client came back again, this time i told him 200$, client paid.. Got another told me 200 euros, i gave him my price.. we landed at 412$ for 40 sec of video.. completed job, client left me additional tip of 28$.. got my 4th job within october for 150. that is the one i am doing now.
So my fellow guys, this thing my brother above said is true.. those 5$ are the most problematic.. they will want you do do everything, and if you refuse they will give you very bad rating on mere 5$ job. [/b]

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Zhirinovsky:
Freelancers especially Nigerians keep on short selling themselves to their own hurt. They keep themselves in poverty with their own hands.

I go through freelancing sites esp fiverr and I see many tedious and technical tasks being advertised for pennies. Python jobs for $15 and even $5.

Freelancers on desperation to land a job will quote lower than the amount the buyer originally put on the job request. This makes buyers believe they over quoted for the job and their subsequent request then comes at a very low quoted budget.

At the end of the day, the stupid freelancer suffers it. Remains in poverty because he/she will work 24/7 and at the end of the month has little to show for it.

Experience has taught me that it is more better for a seller to do one $150 job a month than 10 $20 jobs a month. In the former, you have enough time to focus on learning new skills, developing yourself or even pursuing another hussle.

A buyer will advertise a request of $50, choose you for the job only to come back and tell you someone offered something way lesser. In most cases they come back telling you the seller messed up the job and they had to cancel (seller looses; bad rating n cancellation).

Most of the tech jobs you do for pennies, the sellers re not even the end users, they resell at exorbitant prices cashing out up to 1000% profit.

I scan freelancing sites and I see skilled task that will take 1 week being advertised for $30.

Fiverr has even noticed the trend and relegates sellers with low price per order to the last pages. (they are looking money by your actions too).

When I was new to freelancing, I do almost any task for $5, $10 or $20. But I was frustrated when I work day in and night out but no tangible savings.

I learnt from Mr. Physics here, dude does 4 or 5 tasks a month and cash out over 10 times what I made from doing 15 tasks a month.

fighal:
Prayer works bro...
Make I sub for you...