First of all, I want to introduce you the nicest pal on Earth:



He just got me a couple of subscriptions... because DA screwed it up and sent one twice... soooo, he just got a pandora! Expect it soon...



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A friend of mine does an interesting thing to get freelance work: if you know someone who needs a webpage project and you send that person to him, he will give you 10% of the total amount he charges. I think that's actually a good idea, so I am setting the same. Maybe what it's not a good idea is to set it here, since we all are doing the same, but well... who knows?

So:

If you know somebody who needs a painting/animation/storyboard/photomanip or so, and you sent them to me, I will give you 10% of what I charge.


RULES:


- You need to tell me first, like " Hi, I am _________ and someone is going to contact you soon to ask you for a painting/storyboard/cover/photomanip/whatever".

- That 10% is charged to the final client... so it's important for me to know beforehand that you are sending them with me.

- If the budget of the task is a fixed rate, I'll give only 5% , since I'd be unable to charge your money to the final client.

- Payment by Paypal




To avoid misunderstandings:

- I know perfectly what an Agency is. I am not asking you to do the research work of an agent, you don't need to chase for projects, only thing you need to do is to send people to me if they ask you, and earn 10% of the whole project just for saying "yes, I know someone who can do that".

- Don't chase for projects. Google and freelance.com works the same for everyone, and submitting bids to these sites doesn't guarantee anything. Odds are we both will only waste our time.

- No, I am not starving, I just think is a good idea to apply this. Is funny because several people end up thinking this when I talk to them about the idea, maybe because of the economic crisis.



By the way... how are you guys doing with that? Is your economy really affected?