Redpill me on freelancing sites Veeky Forums

I came

if someone knows a potential seo client, some business owner who need seo, i will give 45$ 150$ for a referral

That's £10 thanks, drop an email address and I'll send you my paypal link

It's a damn good blowie

I need SEO for my website, looks like I'm your guy

great, what contact can i post without Veeky Forums banning me

Post temp email user san

miicamia752 @gmail.com, too afraid to post mail from my website

What's your drug user?

Also if you're actually serious about being a smut peddler then start illustrating furry porn and set up a patreon. Some of those dudes make an insulting amount of money.

They can't live off $1 a day.. maybe $3

The good thing about all these pajeets living on one dollar is that you can sell their services on another site for $10 then just outsource. Simple.

How much for a request?

i offer free analysis of website, and have 3 packages in offer depending on your budget and how fast you want it to rank

Diff user here can't email you your address is not working hit me at my throwaway weightlifter092 @gmail.com

This. Pajeet arbitrage is the next dropshipping.

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Build a good deviantart portfolio and the comission offers will come by themselves. If you really are good and can build an audience, eventually you could start a patreon for a more regular source of income.

Just be prepared. People will ask you to draw some fucked up stuff.

Oh yeah, good idea.

anyone tried this?

People do this all of the time with writing work that ranks, it's just an extremely saturated niche, so I have no idea how you actually stand out in the crowd, or your name ranks in a category.

I am using a freelancing app as my primary income. I earn 2000 to 2500 (after tax) a month and i work 8 to 15 hours a week.

What do you do ? (no need for details)

Also which sites do you use ?

I am a network field engineer.I trouble shoot any network equipment such as modems, routers, switches, wireless acesspoint, coppercables, fibercables, voip/analog telecom and pos. Trust me, anyone with a braincell can do what i do. I have no college degree, certifications, no HS degree or GED.

Look into workmarket, field nation and onforce but from my experience you wont make any money unless you are living near a major city.

You mean 'major city' because there is some stuff trade-like to do ?

Thanks anyway user

How did you get started/learn?

Just hours on YouTube?

Absolutely interested in this, what's the app called? I've been trying for months to get something going on upwork with no success.

user I want to suck your cock if you simply teach us

>Look into workmarket, field nation and onforce

Not gonna make it.

Oh im sure there are videos on jewtube as references but most of the work order will have installation/troubleshooting guide to help you. If you guys really want to become a network field engineer/low voltage electrician, i can give you some tips and point you in the right direction.

Give me some time anons and ill try to make a simple guide to get you guys started.

I am very interested, thank you user

I'll be patiently waiting for your guidance, do yo thang

Bump for interest

Sorry for the long wait user kuns. Alright let me get started.

So you want to become a network field engineer or want to know more about it? Very well then, lets begin. Now here are the prerequisites on becoming one.

Basic knowledge of
>Low voltage
>Networking
>terminology
>basic tools

Im going to try to break these down for you and as we proceed but we will need to cover low voltage first as it is the beginning of all things.

LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICIAN
Deals with copper cable and fiber cable. We will skip fiber for now.

Terminology for copper cables includes, analog, cat3, cat5e and cat6e. You will need to know the difference between cat5e and cat6e as it is the most used type of copper cable in our industry.

Its the thickness of coppers that distinguishes these two cables as cat6 can conduct more electricity/power due to its twist on the wires and the thickness of the copper.

Next, lets do a crash course on how to set up lowvoltage copper cables for networking.

youtu.be/0gxNZoPcnP4
youtu.be/WtWahlPrNJc

This process is called "termination" on copper cables. Very simple to do but you will need some tools and materials to do these kind of jobs but i will go over the tools here shortly.

Another terminology that you will need to know is Dmarc. Usually dmarc is where all of the network equipment, internet hand off, telephone handoff is located i.e. where internet provider such as att&verizon brings in their service for customers to use. You see all of your datajacks/phone jacks located in your home? The other end of that cable is located at the "dmarc".

Lets go over the tools and parts you may need next.

TOOLS
From left to right top to bottom.

>Klein Tools - Electrician's Stripping Scissor (aka snips)
These scissors are no joke. They are very sharp and are used to cut copper cables or to strip the sheath to expose the wires, becareful! They are very sharp! $20. I recommend getting the Klein brand as it has lifetime warranty on it.

>Cable Tester
You will need this to determine if the copper has been "terminated" correctly, part of the trouble shooting process. It will let you know which pairs of the wires are punched down. Can be used to identity cables as well if needed. Price range $30 to $60.

>Cable tracer
This tool is used for identifying cables. You will need to know how to set them up. Costs $20 to $80
youtu.be/kgAodx3pOEw
youtu.be/gCKOAnnSb3c

>Rj45-Rj11 crimper
Used to make short cables. Will need copper cable and RJ45 module to make whats known as patch cables aka LAN cables. Costs $20.
youtu.be/WvP0D0jiyLg

>Punchdown tool
You will need this to tool to "terminate" the copper cables to patch panel or datajack (aka keystone jack). Costs $10
Plz see the youtube link i posted here Now lets get to the materials you may need or you may run across out in the field

>Keystone jacks aka datajacks for cat5e/cat6e
Used for terminations.

>PatchPanel
Used for terminations for large amount of cables.

Well i say this concludes the low volatge segment of this guide. There are more info to cover but lets leave it at this for now.

Anons, i will be covering networking next but i ran out of time. Give me some time and i will post more guide soon.

Thanks, definitely looking forward user.

>he delivers
You bloody rock user, you're great. Patiently waiting for the next part, and indulging in what you've supplied so far.

Thank you

Umm wtf is that guy even teaching ? Thought this was about work from home mturk kinda thing thread
Cables and Jacks ? What is that screenshot from if he's doing physical networking and not online work.

So confused

it's nothing
go back to crypto, srs

No faggot I don't believe in crypto coins not my thing.

bump

user may have forgotten he was doing a guide, or maybe he still needs more time.

I'll bump before I go to sleep

What if I speak Chinese? Is that profitable, or will I still be competing with pajeets or chinks for cheap translations?

Depends are you Chinese and do you have a secondary skill? If you are not a Chinese national and have a niche to work in yes it is profitable. If no, than it's less useful.

>a secondary skill?
Like what?

and no, I'm not Chinese.

>graphic designer
>junkie
No I don't want to upsize my meal for 60cents more

It's not related to this thread but he's teaching some good stuff.

>tfw friend bought me lunch yesterday

Life isn't so bad.

(This is a bump in disguise)