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Gigwalk is a website and mobile app that connects businesses with people who are looking for temporary, part-time, or freelance work. It is designed to help businesses find local workers to complete short-term tasks, such as taking photos of a store's merchandise or checking prices of products at a competitor's store. Gigwalk is available in the US, Canada, and parts of Europe, and also in some areas of Africa such as Nigeria, Ghana, and Cameroon.
Users of the Gigwalk app can browse through available "gigs" in their area and apply for ones that interest them. Once they are accepted for a gig, they can complete the task and submit it through the app. Payment for completed tasks is typically made through the PayPal app. Gigwalk is intended for people who are looking for flexible, short-term work opportunities. It is not clear how much money people can earn through Gigwalk, as this will depend on the type and quantity of gigs they are able to secure, but obviously it is assured that you can make nothing less than $100 on this platform every month if you're persistent and determine. This website is also available as an app which can be downloaded on the Google app store on the Google Play store by both iOS phone users and Android phone users.
Users of the Gigwalk app can browse through available "gigs" in their area and apply for ones that interest them. Once they are accepted for a gig, they can complete the task and submit it through the app. Payment for completed tasks is typically made through the PayPal app. Gigwalk is intended for people who are looking for flexible, short-term work opportunities. It is not clear how much money people can earn through Gigwalk, as this will depend on the type and quantity of gigs they are able to secure, but obviously it is assured that you can make nothing less than $100 on this platform every month if you're persistent and determine. This website is also available as an app which can be downloaded on the Google app store on the Google Play store by both iOS phone users and Android phone users.
