pure rewrite blog

[vmh]

I plan to hire 10 rewriters who is college level and pay them $3 per rewrite and try to run a blog, you think over time this blog can become profitable?

 

[hasan7707]

you think over time this blog can become profitable?

That depends on a lot of things.

However, if you're asking whether manually rewritten content would rank or not, yes, it's possible to rank with manually rewritten content.

 

[Mainak Halder]

Yes, it can become profitable over time, provided you have other things in place like traffic, conversion system.

 

[doepjohn]

Depends on rest of your site, how you're monetizing content, selected keywords etc

Why weren't your original blog posts doing well?

 

[Kansascity29]

of course man! even you can rewrite articles yourself

 

[Rahul V J]

Great thought. How many words per piece are you looking at?

 

[Katarina Ivanovic]

yeah. its depends upon the niche, keywords, content, site traffic etc. if you do some hard work you can do it.

 

[ContentWriter]

Given the right amount of SEO, yes, those blogs are profitable.

 

[Writerly]

Of course, you can make it profitable. Rewritten content that's been done by hand, and not produced by a software, can rank high. However, that also depends on other factors - on-page SEO, for one; the quality of content, traffic, link building, etc.

 

[paulagabin]

If you do the SEO aspect properly, yes, it will be profitable over time. But I'd say you should still consider the quality of the rewritten content (even if done manually).

 

[seocrab]

Sure, any kind of blog can be profitable if you can get it ranked. But in my experience re-writing (doing it properly) takes almost as much time as writing original stuff, plus you lose the opportunity to make a better guide or whatever than whoever you are copying from.

If your $3 writers are any good, then you're onto a winner.

 

[Jitendra Mahato]

Your idea for hiring 10 rewriters can be profitable for you. Just go ahead....

 

[seopix]

Profit depends on your monetizing method and marketing strategy.

 

[Darth Orko]

Hiring people to do bland rewrites on the cheap is satisfactory for tier I properties (like Web 2.0s pointing to your blog), but your actual site should have well written, highly engaging original content. Instead of 10 re-writers at $3/article, you'd be better off hiring 2 good writers at $10/article for your main site, plus one rewriter to spin articles and edit them for flow, to put on your tier I urls.

 

[terrier2018]

I plan to hire 10 rewriters who is college level and pay them $3 per rewrite and try to run a blog, you think over time this blog can become profitable?

$3 per article? How many articles do you want to rewrite?. I don't know what is your country but let's say that working at mc-Donalds is around $10 x hour. Editing an article (a proper spinning) could take an hour (copy the article, then read it and edit, then giving format and so on), and I am discarding to use new images. So, you are paying less than working at McDonalds. Even if editing the article takes half an hour, then you are penny-pinching so much.

 

[thompson7]

many people make thousands a month doing exactly what your talking about.

waaaay less hassle to just get into affiliate marketing.
can make alot more money by freelancing those referral bonuses...
I know dripcoin d0t net has 20% commission for life,
120 satoshi per claim.
just refer 1000 people to them, and sit back and rake in the dough lol/

 

[John Lew]

You need to have a monetization plan ahead.

Whether you're doing Adsense, Affiliate Marketing or CPA offers.

Without context nobody can give a more comprehensive advice.

Also, by saying 'profitable overtime', it depends on what's your goal. $10k total in 12 months? $100k in 3 months?

 

[mikey29]

$3 per article? How many articles do you want to rewrite?. I don't know what is your country but let's say that working at mc-Donalds is around $10 x hour. Editing an article (a proper spinning) could take an hour (copy the article, then read it and edit, then giving format and so on), and I am discarding to use new images. So, you are paying less than working at McDonalds. Even if editing the article takes half an hour, then you are penny-pinching so much.

I agree with what he said 3 is too low. united states are raising minimum wage. California and other places would be 15 dollars an hour in a couple of years

 

[John Lew]

I agree with what he said 3 is too low. united states are raising minimum wage. California and other places would be 15 dollars an hour in a couple of years

In many other countries, say Philippines, $3 rate is not too bad.

 

[rumi92]

rewriting 10 articles a day doesn't have anything to do with the profit you make. You are better of adding 1 high quality article a day (1500-1800) words and slowly creating multiple backlinks to it.