Is iWriter a joke (rant incoming)?

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<Rant>So I needed a 300-word article, which included a keyword 3 times... I didn't require any research, just wanted a body of text that flowed well, so I paid $10 for a 500-word article... 2 cents/word (more than what I work for and I live in the western world)... In the space of 3 hours, the article was assigned to 5 different writers, all from Kenya... I kinda needed the article immediately hence why I payed extra, but it now looks like it's going to take 3 days before I receive a completed article and I have no faith that what I receive will be usable based on the previous reviews of past and current writers assigned to my piece... Damn.. as a native English writer struggling to make dough, looks like I need to up my game as the competition is really, really, bad, like wtf? I work for $0.005/word and I deliver content that's readable....</Rant>
 
I looked at that platform when it opened and wasn't impressed. As soon as I saw Brad Callens name, it raised flags.
 
@MisterF what platform do you use / would you recommend?

I use several writers depending on what I need.
Content mart on here is an alternative to Iwriter, or just grab a content provider who can offer quick turnarounds.
 
You paid 10 usd for 300 words article made by africans? lol. 300 words u could write it yourself
 
I had the same experince with iwriter, rejected the article 3 times then just gave up on that platform
 
iWriter is pure trash, and it's a scheme if you are a writer. They charge you to get a high rating, so any moron can do it. Their English "test" is a first grade level test, and their owner is a made up person.
 
When I first started out, I made the coldest $80 on my IM journey from iwriter. It was hectic, the place is a trash hole. However, it teaches you much especially with many people ready to work for nuts. I then went and bought articles but never really monetized them. I then used article generators such as WordAi and ArticleForge..

After all, I think it's always wise to maybe write your own. Depending on your fluency as a native, this way you can save a chunk of money. Besides, you can use AI, then reedit. However, the biggest downfall is editing at times may consume more energy than simply writing/researching on your own. I personally think auto generated content, can be great for PBN that you find hard to keep up. Article Forge can schedule your posting, images.. but I doubt on the bounce rate, especially for the fact that some articles maybe out of the topic.

Best of luck
 
I used Iwriter for a while, but I got sick of sending back the same article 3 or 4 times before it was useable. And that was on the second highest tier.

Upwork is good, I found a few US writers on there that are cheap and excellent writers.
 
Thanks for the replies. I received my article within 35 hours after it had been reassigned to multiple writers and sometimes the same writer multiple times (why accept a job, if you have no intention of completing it?). Anyway the article was as expected and required a huge amount of editing. Anyone know where I can order articles with a 1hr turn-around-time (I don't mind paying a premium)? I know the solution is to write for myself, but I'm a full time writer and in order to maintain a lucrative contract with a big client I have to submit work daily (7 days/week) and some days I wake up and there's just no way on earth I can write a single SEO article.
 
Interesting replies... Just to say that I've also been a writer on the site and the experience was even worse than that of being a client... I had people requesting 2000 word articles for the price of 150 word blog posts and disgusting personal attacks (I made the mistake of using a female username).... and I'm a native English speaker (although people might not think it with the bile I spill on this forum lol) who wanted to offer nothing but value, so god knows how people with English as a 2nd language were/are spoken too by clients... Admittedly I am annoyed/disappointed with the work I received and I won't be ordering again, but I didn't resort to personally attacking the writer...
 
Freelancer is a better place to find writers if you are ready to slog it out a bit to find gems in the trash bin.
 
Hit me up and I'll do your 300 words FREE for you. You can then judge the quality and make a decision for yourself. :)
 
Hmm my experience with iwriter seems to be the complete opposite. I recently just bought two 500 articles for £2 each and they were perfect! everything made sense, readable and usable. will definitely be using them again!
 
Hmm my experience with iwriter seems to be the complete opposite. I recently just bought two 500 articles for £2 each and they were perfect! everything made sense, readable and usable. will definitely be using them again!
did you cooyscape them?

what the results?
 
iwriter just like another similar platform is going to be a hit or a miss. You are dealing with a platform that outsources your stuff to random guys. So, you can't expect them to hit the bull's eye every-time.
 
<Rant>So I needed a 300-word article, which included a keyword 3 times... I didn't require any research, just wanted a body of text that flowed well, so I paid $10 for a 500-word article... 2 cents/word (more than what I work for and I live in the western world)... In the space of 3 hours, the article was assigned to 5 different writers, all from Kenya... I kinda needed the article immediately hence why I payed extra, but it now looks like it's going to take 3 days before I receive a completed article and I have no faith that what I receive will be usable based on the previous reviews of past and current writers assigned to my piece... Damn.. as a native English writer struggling to make dough, looks like I need to up my game as the competition is really, really, bad, like wtf? I work for $0.005/word and I deliver content that's readable....</Rant>


You have to have at least 25 articles written, but all "articles" for standard writers are 1-2$ so I don't take them. There is a special program that circumvents all of that for $200.
 
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