LuckWeaver.com is a famous name among people who were searching for online opportunities and unemployed youth in India in 2007. It grew by leaps and bounds thanks to SeekLuck.com. I personally learned a lot from it. I have got a couple of friends there too.

When I involved into freelancing and when I started my own provider company, the very first name that struck me was LuckWeaver.Net. In a couple of months, I decided to have my own domain too to test my skills in web designing and in related areas. Until yesterday, I was using LuckWeaver.Net to showcase the portfolio of my team.

Now, I have decided that it’s time for me to give back something to the community. So I have redesigned LuckWeaver.Net to post my thoughts mainly on English, Online Money Making and other general topics.

So I may not continue to write on this blog anymore.

Please visit LuckWeaver.Net for updates.

Thanks! Have a fantastic time!

Recently there was a hot discussion going on in wahm. One person asked me to give him/her some tips on successful freelancing for newbies. So here are they,

• Patience – In every freelancer site, it is bit difficult to get a job. So be patient.
• Marketing – How can you showcase your skills WITHOUT a good marketing campaign? It’s NOT about seeing/applying/attending interview/getting the job in the cyber world. So market your skills using blogs, websites etc.
• Keep Learning – If you don’t, the next guy would overcome you sooner than you expect.
• NEVER think about data entry jobs – You won’t save a penny. There are plenty of work out there to pay you more.
• Work Hard – It’s easy to think “I can sit at home and earn handsomely”. The fact is, “it’s very difficult to get a regular online assignment than an offline job/business”. However, once you started earning through an online assignment/job, the money that you could earn is limited only by your hard work.

Wish You All The Best…

Have A Fabulous Time.

Howdy there,

I’ve been working in oDesk since the start of this year. There are so many features that attract serious employers(buyers) and qualified freelancers(providers). However, I do not agree that it’s a complete website. It has got few dangerous pitfalls. For example, still there is no regulation to stop spams completely. Sites like Elance stops few of the spams by charging hefty fees.

I still believe oDesk is the best market place where you could find plenty of genuine job openings that are hourly based.

What do you feel about oDesk?

In your point of view, which is the best freelancing website?

Which is the best freelancing website where one could find genuine fixed price projects?

Luckweaver.com will be back soon. I got this information from a friend of mine who was an admin in that forum. It will be merged with seekluck.com soon. I’ll post an update on this here. However it will be a part of seekluck.com rather than a standalone domain.

I was an active member in luckweaver.com.

Unfortunately, I think, the people behind luckweaver.com closed the site for undisclosed reasons.

I really miss it.

Had a nice platform to share my views.

Let’s see if they can bring it back…

Are you looking for freelancer opportunities?

Here are the GENUINE TIPS to find a better freelancer website…

• Find out if it is free to join?
• Find out the payment system. Some payment methods may not be available in your country. Some are exclusive to a particular country.
• Find out the way the freelancing system works: Hourly based or fixed price…
• Find out if they have support system. Beware of some websites that don’t have any support.

After going through many freelancing websites, my recommendation is…

Join oDesk Now!

Checkout their website here.

You could find many projects to work on hourly basis. Most importantly, one could have a guaranteed payment for hourly projects in oDesk.