The Son of Crowdholding is back! This time I'm introducing to you one of the finest freelancing platforms: Cryptotask. Yea, you should be outsourcing your jobs on Cryptotask. Before I continue, however, I want to let you know that Cryptotask needs your wisdom on certain minute tasks it has been posting on Crowdholding. You can contribute to the latest task here: your opinion is necessary.
Cryptotask is a freelance marketplace that aims to alleviate common disputes that occur daily between taskers and freelancers, provide no limits on task size for clients and all the while providing no censorship and even the ability to earn money as a reviewer. Cryptotask's settlement of disputes is noteworthy, in that, when a dispute arises between a client and a freelancer, the system will choose about 10 reviewers who will vote on which side is right (and wrong) so that the job is concluded. The reviewers then get their reward after that.
Unlike major and non-crypto freelance platforms that charge exorbitant fees with further third party fees, Cryptotask takes a paltry 3% and that's it. C'est fini! Of all the freelance platforms I've seen and even joined, this is the lowest ever I've come across. Some major freelance platforms take as much as 20-25% in fees. That's insane!
These days, major freelance sites are choked with freelancers all looking to work on the same gigs in order to build their careers. Newbies suffer a lot on these platforms in terms of competing with older and experienced freelancers, getting jobs to do and even when they do get jobs, payment sometimes becomes a problem. Due to these, it's advisable to move to the crypto space to outsource your jobs. Forbes even mentions this and cites Crytotask as one of the freelance platforms to head to. If this doesn't convince you enough, then I don't know what will. Better still, Cryptotask officially launches this December.
One more time I'm reminding you, "Post your crypto tasks on Cryptotask". And don't forget to tip the article if you like it.
Sincerely,
Son of Crowdholding.