Top 5 Best Micro Jobs Sites List of 2016

  By Bishal Biswas •

Okay, so you've seen those super cool dudes out there making thousands of dollar online with their insanely out of the box methods. And you've got urge to kickstart that with freelancing sites out there to do micro jobs and start profiting instant cash to pay out your college fees.

There's a lot of micro jobs marketplace where all you require is to utilize your talent  to make money from. But of these vast amount of options, where to start from? Well don't worry, back in 2012 when I got started I used to sell backlinks on Facebook Groups, then later logo designs over Fiverr for a quick $10/logo price tag. Freelancing jobs sites make it easier for people to make some instant quick profits that can be utlized to fund your project, pay your college fee, pay bills, what not.
People like me are lazy ass. I don't want to work out my butts off in all the matters and stuffs for I don't feel to, so what I do is I quickly hop around those online micro jobs site to get my work done without me to workout much. And like me, there's million of other guys who do the same.
 So on joining, you need not to worry of getting your 1st freelancing project – if you're good, you're gonna make some good money, take my very precious word on it .

Best Micro Jobs Marketplace Sites List

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1. Fiverr: Fiverr.com is the largest and best online freelancing marketplace website with millions of active freelancers and buyers. Got super crazy sketching talent, eh? Woah, if so you've got one of the huge potential to make good money out of it. Sketch, voice overs, wool knitting, to as crazy as stripin' – everything out there is sold and purchased from this site. Gigs starts from $5 to as high as $1000 – you can place a price tag depending on how quality product/gig you're selling.
2. SEOClerks: This is basically a SEO based niche marketplace which is indeed on of the best micro job sites to make good amount by reselling the stuffs. People usually buy gigs from Fiverr or other cheap online freelancing marketplace and sell it at higher price over here. You can start selling backlinks, social signals, traffic – there's a lot of fools out there who would instantly buy those shits.
3. UpWork: It recently got rebranded from oDesk which is one of the most popular online marketplace. What not is available here, if you're good at copywriting, proofreading, or what so ever your talent is – just post a gig, people would crazily order your stuffs as it's a very huge job site. Long term works, projects per hour, fixed quote, everything is available.
4. Elance: Elance is indeed one of the most trusted marketplace where it ensures you get paid for your works by ensuring high standard security measures. Elance is operating now with Upwork.
5. Freelancer: If you're one of the competitive spirit that really got some good talent out there, then Freelancer is the best place for ya. As a buyer places any offer, multiple people bids on their listing – of which you're one – you need to make your client confident that yes – this is whom I want to hire – and you got your sale.

There's lot of other micro freelancing websites like 99Designs – best for graphic designers,PeoplePerHour – great for SEOs, content writers, graphic designer, coder/developer, and SimplyHired which indeed is one of the top micro job website that has wide range of offers.
You can even join craigslist websites where you can find a lot of local offers from people/companies so it's a good source of income in case you want to remotely work for the company. Just go through the sites I've shared, and you can get a lot of offers and people usually accept offers from local people for they get assurance of works.
Just one thing you must be concerned about is there's a lot of scam happen in these kind of sites. Random people might hit you up with messages that I want a stuff to be done – and as you're completed and deliver them the service – they would block you.
When I was new, I was given a project of $3.6k – got it completed in a week and that's exactly what had happened back then.
I completed, and eventually got blocked by her. When you work for someone be sure to check their past records to ensure that he/she isn't a fraud. I made a mistake back then by not doing it. Trusted people would have a lot of stuffs brought already, a good profile reputation and responsive.
So guys, that's all with the list of top micro job freelancing sites – if you got any question, drop a comment below.
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