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By: Jon

Jon — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 21:13:07 +0000

Some really great sites here that I’ve missed or never even heard of, along with some great classics (DA, Myspace, Carbonmade, Flickr). Might want to add talentdb.com to the list (I use it mostly for photography, but they have designers, writers, and more.

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And what about Css galleries like cssmania.com?

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By: Den Zuko

Den Zuko — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 18:12:06 +0000

Well to put it this way, Guru is the worst its never worked for me in the past 8 years. Odesk has proven better. But you also must not forget to have your tumblr/wordpress blog, a main website to direct clients to for a quick overview of your services, pricing and the like. Plus, using Current.com, tubemogul, socialmarker.com. and Feedburner for other areas of managing your digital presences and reaching your clients/audence.