@bmjc98 14 December 2020 edited more from that month

Free Connects Every Month What is Connects? ***Connects*** are *used to submit a job* *proposal* on Upwork. It's like your ticket to success. In short, an Upwork freelancer requires at least two Connects when applying for a job posting. The number of Connects needed to apply for a job varies depending on the position or the client itself. So what is Upwork? **Upwork** is a freelance platform that *gives opportunities to people* who want to work in the comfort of their homes with hundreds of job opportunities every day. From data entry jobs to article writing to web designing to being a Virtual Assistant to almost everything, Upwork has it all! Connects are important because you can't submit a proposal without having at least two of these and, according to some people I know, your account can be put on hold once you run out of these without getting your first ever client, so be sure to use them wisely. That being said, you have to make sure to only apply for jobs that you are certain of getting hired. You can, however, purchase Connects through your Upwork earnings. Though I'm not sure if there is another way to buy them like PayPal, for instance. But the good news is Upwork is now giving free Connects every month. Yehey! And not only that, but they also provide bonus Connects for every time you respond to an interview that you win from a proposal. It is good news indeed! After all, who doesn't want free stuff, right?

Now, you don't have to worry about not having much of your Connects as you can just wait for more to come in. Just make sure, to avoid any problems in the future, not to zero out your Connects. Still unsure what the heck am I talking about? Then I highly recommend you to check my post **here** for you to understand it more, or you can simply ask Mr. Google about Upwork. https://read.cash/@bmjc98/learn-more-about-upwork-2f5f45d8 By the way, I received an invitation last night for a Wikipedia-related task that pays hourly. I was hesitant at first, but I still applied for it, anyway. I know I'm no expert, but there's no harm in trying, right? Besides, I have already published four Italian Wikipedia articles before, so this gives me at least 1% chance to get this job. If not, then that's fine for me. No big deal at all. ***PS: If you still haven't signed up for Upwork, then it's best to try it now! You may also try OnlineJobs.Ph, but this is ONLY exclusive to Filipinos.*** `**All photos are mine.`