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Freelancers -- where do you find most of your work?
I know that question is sort of like where's your favorite fishing hole. Hi, all -- I've been a freelancer for about a year and a half now, and for the first time, things are slow. I guess I'm on t...
Daniel Brigham said:
Belen: I believe there is a large market for translating course into Spanish. In the U.S. job seekers who speak Spanish are quite coveted. You are the person to translate these courses. You might begin a search on US companies that employ many Spanish-speaking people. Perhaps start in select southern states: Texas, Arizona, California.
Perhaps an even better idea is to translate part of a course into Spanish and post it here and other appropriate places. That's probably where I'd start actually. --Daniel
I still follow all of you... 
Well, Daniel gave me this good suggestion, and now I'm updating my profile in Elance and oDesk, in order to be found by U.S. companies. Any idea of how to be found? I mean: I perfectly know Spanish websites for this, but entering a new market... maybe I need some tips.
First of all: do you think I need a website in English? Maybe this is a stupid question, but I was thinking to translate just courses.
Well, I think that this thread is not over!
As for SIGs, I don't know what is this, but I like to find this info inside this community; maybe the others do too?
Thanks!!!
Belén
