QuickBizNet.com is alternative of Guru

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 26, 2012 -- Let me introduce you to the world of freelancing by saying a few words about two popular websites, QuickBizNet.com and Guru.com and their similarities!!

There are a lot of online freelancing sites that help make your work get done at the lowest and most justifiable price possible. In turn as a programmer or contractor, you can also earn a stable income by accepting the projects posted with varying deals. One of these many site is Project4Hire.

Project4Hire is where work gets done. It brings together companies and or individuals that need work done with people who want to work and get paid. When a company gives Project4Hire a project, they break it down into a smaller set of tasks that anyone can complete. You select the tasks you'd like to work on, and are typically paid the same business* day via PayPal for each approved task or through other payment modes.

You can also make more money when friends you refer sign up and complete tasks. You can build a Personal Crowd that's three levels deep, earning money whenever any one of them completes a task. Learn more about their Referral Program.
Each task at Project4Hire is reviewed by another worker. On some tasks you might do work and on other tasks you might review the work of others. Project4Hire has completed millions of paid tasks this way.

The Project4Hire Alternative

But there are many other alternative to sites like Project4Hire. Have you ever heard of quckbiznet.com? More importantly, did you ever want to find someone immediately to finish jobs that practically take less than 5 minutes to complete? Now you can!

Not just that! You can setup the bid, fin immediately someone to do the job and negotiate the price. You can even auction the job and get optimized lowest price with still solid quality. The best part is you don't need to pay workers from your own pocket. You can earn first and pay workers from earnings.

You can find tons of micro jobs and you don't need to rely on one employer paying a client. If you do a survey or two, opening Facebook accounts, promoting on twitter or anything else you'll get micro payments which you can withdraw immediately as soon as you reach minimum $10 in your account. You can earn money and use it for setting up own campaign making double profit on invested funds you earned.

How much you can make?

Let say Pay per Lead Advertiser pays you $15 per Lead. You post a project first just for 10 workers to test it how it will work out. You pay per performance with proof $3.00. So you deposit $30 and wait that they finish. Once you collect $150 from your Advertiser and pay $30 to these affiliates you have more money to post another project this time for 40 workers which generate for you $600 and you pay them $120. So you can go as high as you want to.

As an employer you have the power to gain a large workforce in seconds. You can use this workforce to complete simple tasks online. Get hundreds of workers to:

1. Signup with referral link
2. Do a survey
3. Click an Advertising
4. Write an article for a website
5. Download a file
6. Post backlinks
7. Find information on Internet
8. Try out some products
9. Apply for stuff on Internet
10. File a document

Workers can earn quick money for simple tasks. Simple jobs online usually take minutes to complete. Tasks will pay minimum of $0.10 and up to a couple of dollars. Workers choose multiply employers and do multiply tasks. Some tasks are running on for weeks and even months for couple of minutes per day or every few days. You can pay for your campaign from your earnings!

Here are also some other freelancing sites:

1. Elance
Elance is one of the original freelance websites, and it boasts an impressive array of Web-oriented services. The small business has access to administrators, consultants, marketers, and writers, in addition to programmers and designers. For the business, Elance currently has more than 100,000 freelance profiles, and for the freelancer, there are no less than 15,000 active projects at any given time. The only real drawback to Elance is its size. The small client is sometimes lost in the shuffle.

2. GetACoder
GetACoder focuses solely on the design and programming elements of the business. This company is a particularly good choice for big dollar website projects because of their well-defined escrow services. This allows both the business and freelancer to invest their time with confidence. GetACoder also has an extensive knowledge base that each division (USA, UK, Hong Kong, and Portugal) tailors to their area.

3. Guru Employer

Often referred to simply as Guru.com, Guru Employer is a viable alternative to GetACoder, and they have escrow services in place as well. The only real drawback to Guru is for freelancers. While they do have a free membership, the cost per job is a 10% commission. This is steep, and it almost requires the freelancer to pay the minimum $30 membership up front. For this reason, Guru never has the freelancer pool that GetACoder does.

4. oDesk
oDesk is not yet as established as the other services, but they do a couple of things that is earning them notice. One, they provide the cleanest and most attractive interface of all the freelance websites listed here. It really simplifies the entire process. Two, they have ~150 free qualification tests for freelancers, which is far more than the other services offer. This gives the small business a great deal of confidence that they are getting the skill sets that they are paying for.

5. Project4Hire

Project4Hire is a lot like Elance, but they expand their services even further to include engineering services, hardware services, translation services, and a lot more. Because of this, they provide a focus for finding local freelancers that the other services don’t provide. For the business that wants to deal locally or has freelance needs beyond web design, Project4Hire is a useful alternative.

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