Graphic Designer here.

Graphic Designer here. Has anyone used sites like Upwork or Fiverr for freelancing? If so, have you had a good experience?

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  1. Anonymous

    I had an easy and smooth experience using Fiverr to get freelancing work done online and there’s competitive people who want you to contract them.

  2. Dawn Colorado

    Used Upwork for website redesign and logo change and still using that freelancer 18 mos later. Good experience.

  3. Cindy Glover

    I’ve used them to make some basic modifications on social media (address change) that I simply didn’t have time for/ I highly recommend

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  6. Anonymous

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