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As a long-term freelancer, I've had one big problem with the tried-and-tested freelancing model. You know, the one in which you bid for a project or assignment, and wait until someone sees you as a good fit and then awards you the project. This model is only good for temporary or short-term freelance work; something you might take up to earn something on the side, or while in between jobs. The reason is that because of this model, you end up spending more time bidding for projects and waiting to be selected, instead of actually working.
An ideal freelancing platform would let you work without bidding, and then sell your work multiple times and pay you a fixed percentage of profit. I know there are some (very few) freelancing platforms that actually do that, but in my opinion the one that does this the best is schoolsolver.com.
If you are a freelancer, you can join School solver as a tutor, choose your favorite subject, answer students' questions on that subject, and get paid. Whether or not you want to bid on a particular question is totally up to you.
On School Solver, when you see a question that you can answer, and the funds offered suit you, you can either:
Start working on the answer and submit it. The student will preview your answer, and if they like it, your answer will be bought. You will be rated and you get the money in your account.
Or
You could send a private message to the student who asked the question, telling them you are able to answer the question, so that they can assign the question to you. This way you are kind of pre-selected to do that task.
Or
You could send a pre-payment request to the student who asked the question. Using a pre-payment request, you could ask the student for a percentage of the total amount they are offering for their question. This way, the student and tutor are financially bound to each other for that question.
So there is a lot of flexibility when you work for someone on School Solver, and the best part is, you spend more time solving questions instead of running after clients.
A lot of people get nervous with terms like "Academic Writing" or "School Help". Well you can rest assured that School Solver is a legitimate and long-running platform that only offers help to students. The platform makes sure students receive help from tutors and tutors get paid to provide that help. All paid answers are in the format of a sequence of steps that the students can take to reach the solution to their problem. It really is not that different from students hiring tutors to help with their studies.

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