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So I happen to be browsing around on the web and I came a cross some thing that really caught my attention.
I was reading how social media has impacted society and the article I was reading went on to mention how social media is impacting the free lance community.
And, this article mentions how independent labor is fairly new to the economy and what not and that social media does in fact have a impact on free lance and that it is expected that independent work force will multiply up to 70 million by 2020. Now I'm not sure on the accuracy of the numbers but I wouldn't doubt it. Any thoughts on this kind of growth effecting the freelance market and how much of a part do you actually think social media plays in this growth ?
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does raise issues for those of us already involved in free lance more completion in the field
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The amount of online marketers and freelancers has definitely increased since I've started and I think it's due to all the "Get Rich Quick" schemes that show a check with a ridiculously high number on it. When someone who is eager to make money online sees something like that they're more than likely to sign up. They usually get burned because the service is crappy and then they say how working online is impossible. I personally like seeing reviews on how someone washed out, I don't like that they are struggling, but I do like that more people read that message and decide not to become my competition I want everyone in the world to be happy and wealthy, but if you're my future competition and you could possibly be taking food off of my table, I probably won't help you out. Now if someone just wants a website for their own purposes or their company, that's different.
Another thing is that there are a lot of lay offs in the USA and that creates a lot of people looking for a source of income. I'm sure some of those people who get laid off are looking to become a freelancer online. Normally they start with writing articles for a profit and then they branch out from there. So when we have 1,000,000 writers, it's only a matter of time before everyone is fighting for a single clients
It's good for the clients, bad for us lol.
I'm hoping your numbers are wrong haha I'm actually not surprised that more and more people are thinking about becoming full time online freelancers. Just think of how many people wash out already, it will probably be similar in 2020 :D The amount of online marketers and freelancers has definitely increased since I've started and I think it's due to all the "Get Rich Quick" schemes that show a check with a ridiculously high number on it. When someone who is eager to make money online sees something like that they're more than likely to sign up. They usually get burned because the service is crappy and then they say how working online is impossible. I personally like seeing reviews on how someone washed out, I don't like that they are struggling, but I do like that more people read that message and decide not to become my competition :D I want everyone in the world to be happy and wealthy, but if you're my future competition and you could possibly be taking food off of my table, I probably won't help you out. Now if someone just wants a website for their own purposes or their company, that's different. Another thing is that there are a lot of lay offs in the USA and that creates a lot of people looking for a source of income. I'm sure some of those people who get laid off are looking to become a freelancer online. Normally they start with writing articles for a profit and then they branch out from there. So when we have 1,000,000 writers, it's only a matter of time before everyone is fighting for a single clients :D It's good for the clients, bad for us lol. I'm hoping your numbers are wrong haha :D
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