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Why?

Why Hiring Freelancers Makes Sense?

Need new talent, but don’t have the resources to take on a full-time employee? Hiring a freelancer is the answer. With freelance hiring on the rise, you’ll just be one of the numerous businesses jumping on the freelance bandwagon. There are 100 reasons to hire a freelancers but here are the some of the main ones:

REDUCED COST: INCREASED RETURN ON INVESTMENT

Independent contractors have greatly reduced overhead costs and fewer employees than large marketing agencies, allowing them to do comparable work for considerably less money.

FLEXIBILITY: THEY WORK HOW & WHEN YOU NEED THEM

Freelancers will bend over backwards to please you! What this means for you is that they will be more willing to do rush jobs to get your materials ready for that looming deadline.

EFFICIENCY: SIMPLE & DIRECT COMMUNICATION

The entire operation is simple and efficient. Communication is direct with the actual creators of your projects which saves time, money, and frustration for each and every project you need developed.

PRIORITY: YOU ARE THE MAIN CLIENT

When you decide to hire an independent contractor, YOU are the flagship client. Your projects get top-priority treatment, your questions get answered immediately, your edits are implemented quickly.

QUALITY: THEY WILL DO A SUPERB JOB

Freelancers are running their own small business, so they’re in charge of customer service, and quality control. They are not permanently on your payroll and they’ll strive to produce their best work, each and every time.

SPEED: THEY'LL GET IT DONE FAST

When you’re hiring a freelancer, you’re hiring an expert. A task outside your usual skill set that might take you three hours, could take an expert freelancer only 10 minutes.

About

Who am I?

My name is Elvis Travancic and I am a freelance web developer based in Minneapolis, MN specializing in full service web development for desktop and mobile. Web development is not my hobby, it is what I do 24/7.

I have a bachelor degree in computer science and over 19 years of experience in the field.

I am director of web development for another creative communication agency which allowed me to work with some amazing clients like Emerson, SunEdison, Peabody Energy, Elsevier Publishing, ESCO Technologies, and Duke Energy.

I’ve worked with all types of clients including fortune 500 companies, privately held large companies, small businesses, restaurants, retail stores, real estate agents, and schools.

READY TO CHAT?

Skills

What can I do?

I do my best to deliver web projects that meet your unique needs, anticipate future standards, and degrade gracefully for older browsers and devices. And while I keep up with the latest and greatest in web trends, I help real world projects with real world budgets come to fruition.

And that’s just the official stuff; between the coded lines, I also talk common sense, find solutions and options, and keep a sharp eye on user experience and business goals.

WEB DEVELOPMENT 95%

WEB DESIGN 95%

UI/UX 75%

WEB MARKETING 90%

EMAIL MARKETING 90%

SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING 80%

KENTICO 80%

WORDPRESS 99%

SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION (SEO) 90%

E-COMMERCE 60%

CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS 90%

DATABASE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT 80%

WEB SECURITY 90%

MULTIMEDIA 70%

MAKE IT LOOK EASY 99%

COMMON SENSE 98%

WEB DEVELOPMENT 95%

WEB DESIGN 95%

UI/UX 75%

WEB MARKETING 90%

EMAIL MARKETING 90%

SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING 80%

SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION (SEO) 90%

E-COMMERCE 60%

CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS 90%

DATABASE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT 80%

WEB SECURITY 90%

MULTIMEDIA 70%

MAKE IT LOOK EASY 99%

COMMON SENSE 99%

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