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	<title>Comments on: Freelancers remorse</title>
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		<title>By: Shawn Adrian</title>
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		<description>Great post. I&#039;ve a couple thoughts to add if you don&#039;t mind :)

Agency contacts are a huge part of getting regular work, especially when starting out as a freelancer. 

Sites like iFreelance.com &amp; eLance.com offer freelancers the ability to bid on projects. I found that when I was starting out, I bid on 5 or 6 jobs per week and the ones that came through kept me busier than I needed to be. Also, many times a job you bid on will turn into a regular customer, and agencies often put up jobs on such sites without revealing themselves right away.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great post. I&#8217;ve a couple thoughts to add if you don&#8217;t mind :)</p>
<p>Agency contacts are a huge part of getting regular work, especially when starting out as a freelancer. </p>
<p>Sites like iFreelance.com &amp; eLance.com offer freelancers the ability to bid on projects. I found that when I was starting out, I bid on 5 or 6 jobs per week and the ones that came through kept me busier than I needed to be. Also, many times a job you bid on will turn into a regular customer, and agencies often put up jobs on such sites without revealing themselves right away.</p>
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