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1. Fiverr  Fiverr is a website where sellers can sell their services to buyers from all around the world. Sellers can sell a wide range of services ranging from writing to translation to digital marketing to tutoring to coding to digital art etc. These services are called gigs. There are different types of sellers such as new sellers, level 1 sellers, level 2 sellers and top rated sellers. As you progress up the seller levels, you get more and more advantages. Like, for example, new sellers can set up 7 gigs whereas level 1 sellers can set up 10 gigs. You can set the prices, quantity, delivery days etc for each gig. For each gig, 3 different packages can be offered. Sellers will receive messages from buyers to discuss about the order. Buyers might also directly place the order without messaging and just by submitting the requirements. Fiverr takes a commission from each order that a seller sells. Sellers can also offer discounts for buyers opting for subscription plans. Buyers and ...

 1. Coursera So Coursera is a platform where people can do short guided projects, courses, specializations, professional certificates, bachelor's degrees, masters degrees, diplomas etc. These courses are curated by universities, companies etc. Each course has a price but people can do the courses for free if they audit the course. But by auditing the course, you won't be eligible for a certificate. You can apply for financial aid and if you are eligible, you will get the course for free and you will also get the certificate upon course completion. The guided projects, degrees and diplomas cannot be audited and financial aid is not provided for guided projects, degrees and diplomas.  2. FutureLearn FutureLearn has courses and degrees. Each have their own costs. But there are certain courses which are free. These courses are known as free digital upgrades. These are short courses. These courses are there on topics ranging from literature to agriculture to technology to medicine ...