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PinoyFreelance.PH vs The Freelance Movement

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PinoyFreelance.PH's main competitor is The Freelance Movement. This is how PinoyFreelance.PH compares the two.

Built from both websites and published by PinoyFreelance.PH.

Filipino freelancers are the audience for both, and each has a free way in, though their approaches differ. PinoyFreelance.PH is a free library of Taglish guides, tools and templates with Philippine-specific context. The Freelance Movement instead promotes a method for winning high-paying clients without credentials, backed by a free training, a Facebook community and member success stories.

Where PinoyFreelance.PH stands out

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  • Hands out practical tools and templates at no cost, such as a rate calculator plus templates for contracts, proposals and invoices.
  • Is open about its commercial relationship and states that it reviews rival platforms fairly.
  • Lets visitors get in touch with the team, and says how quickly it will answer.

Where The Freelance Movement is strong

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  • Features numerous member success stories that include concrete results.
  • Runs a lively community offering accountability and coaching support.
  • Puts out weekly member interviews and provides a free online training.

In common

  • Filipino freelancers are the focus of each.
  • Each provides free resources and a free place to start.
  • Each treats finding clients as a central subject.

Differences

  • PinoyFreelance.PH is a library of reference guides arranged in topic hubs, whereas The Freelance Movement is built around a training, a workshop and a community.
  • PinoyFreelance.PH puts weight on local compliance and payment details (BIR, SSS, GCash), whereas The Freelance Movement puts weight on winning premium clients with no credentials or portfolio.
  • PinoyFreelance.PH also speaks to buyers wanting to hire Filipino freelancers, whereas The Freelance Movement addresses its pages to freelancers.
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