Projects.co.id Offers Part Time Marketplace While Buying and Selling Digital Products

There are many considerations that have caused the side job profession to become one of the favorite choices for some people. Starting from the troublesome office system factor, to online communication that allows people to work independently remote could be the reason why the job labeled '.' is increasingly in demand. There have been enough platforms actually marketplace that offer these part-time job searches, one of the newest of which is Projects.co.id.

Broadly speaking, Projects is like Sribu Lancer nor Freelancer which provides a forum to bring together job seekers and business people who need service talents from all walks of life. Although similar, Projects apparently has another way to increase business competitiveness among its competitors, namely by relying on marketplaces for buying and selling digital products.

I really won't talk much about the freelancer marketplace platform it has. As I said before, all the system settings for using this feature are not much different from other similar sites, job seekers simply explore what job offers are suitable, then they can take the opportunity to 'deal' with business people who need talent services such as for example. graphic designer, programmer, copywriter, even social media specialist which is said currently in demand. For the full way it works, you can refer to here.

In the marketplace for buying and selling digital products, this feature is what I think is why Projects deserves to be a fairly innovative startup. As written on the official page, all digital products packaged in files can be traded on Projects. For example, such as software, documents, and so on. This buying and selling marketplace certainly gives a choice, if you don't want to bother being 'bound' to a contract with a service seeker, then you can offer a solution through this marketplace. With such a concept, this is where Projects runs its business model.

As described in the page Pricing, it can be seen that the composition of monetization comes from two main service channels, namely the freelancer marketplace and the marketplace for buying and selling digital products. In the freelancer marketplace, Projects charges a fee of 12% which is taken from the value of the work contract. Meanwhile, in the marketplace for buying and selling digital products, the optional business models are much more diverse, such as withdrawal fees from transactions of 15%, transfer fees of IDR 7.500, to a number of fees withdrawn from payments via credit cards.

From the concept offered, Projects should be able to have a good enough opportunity to navigate business in an increasingly dynamic local startup industry. Back again with a capital offer freelance marketplace diverse and innovative, Projects may be able to have niche that fits. Job seekers who may not want to bother with contracts . and so on, and have a digital product that can actually bring in money, maybe you can choose Projects as an alternative to its competitors.

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