Small Businesses and startups - Claim $50 credit care of Elance-oDesk!
by Startacus Admin
Since it is the season of goodwill, we’re delighted to announce that the good folk at Elance-oDesk are giving Startacus members* $50 credit to join 45,000+ other UK businesses who hire, manage, and pay freelance talent online via oDesk.
oDesk is used by enterprises, small businesses and startups to find, hire, and pay the world’s best freelancers, making it easier than ever to build successful companies and thriving careers.
Following on from their recent kind gift of $250 towards our 12 days of business giveaways, the guys at Elance-oDesk have made it super easy for Startacus members to claim their $50 credit.
And with the top ten projects posted by UK businesses including Web Development, Web Design, Search Engine Optimization, App Development, Graphic Design & Blog / Article Writing, we reckon that checking out this fab offering is a must.
To redeem your $50 credit:
- Make sure you are signed up to Startacus - the Self Start Society. It’s free and there are loads of reasons to join.
- Create a client account at www.odesk.com and add a payment method
- Go to www.odesk.com/coupon and enter the coupon code listed in the member deals page
- Your account will be credited within 2 business days
- Get hiring!
* A couple of Rules: New clients only for use towards first oDesk hire. One credit per business. Offer expires 1st November 2015. Once redeemed, you have 90 days to use your credit.
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