iWriter : Worth it or Not?

I dont recommend iwriter, because off late there are a lot of clients who are scammers.

in iwriter you get paid only when a client approves your articles. Most of the clients takes your article and rejects by saying - This is not what I was looking for.

There is no moderation by the iwriter in these cases.

I got a few articles rejected, when they were top notch. After few days when I checked those articles, I found them to showing in copyscape. You go there only if you dont have any chance of getting work from anywhere.
 
I dont recommend iwriter, because off late there are a lot of clients who are scammers.

in iwriter you get paid only when a client approves your articles. Most of the clients takes your article and rejects by saying - This is not what I was looking for.

There is no moderation by the iwriter in these cases.

I got a few articles rejected, when they were top notch. After few days when I checked those articles, I found them to showing in copyscape. You go there only if you dont have any chance of getting work from anywhere.

There was a method leaked on BHW for a short period of time which taught how to do this. I've never done it because i feel too bad at the thought of ripping off someones hard work like that. But yeah, it probably skyrocketed the amount of people now ripping iwriter off.
 
In my opinnion, better found a buyer who buys an articles and pay 0,01$ or 0,02$ per word.
 
I got to know a lot through this post. Thanks mate for sharing iWriter with us, it sounds useful to me.
 
I know this is an old thread, but I thought I'd do an update.

I'm a content writer and I'm pretty good. I don't have many clients who reject my work. I thought I'd give iWriter a go and try to climb up through the ranks. I wrote 3 articles and all three were rejected because they were not what they person were looking for. OK, I agree. Sometimes people have different tastes. The think that pi$$ed me off though is that a few weeks later I did a google search for the content and 2/3 had used it anyway. So I was basically ripped off. So for me, iWriter is a no no as a writer.
 
I have heard many that have had good luck with it. I feel that everyone has different luck with things though. Just because my friend made lots of money off it does not mean you will or just because you made good money off a site does not mean he will either.
 
If clients are stealing writers' work, writers should steal their keywords. F*** 'em. Think about it: the kw research is already done. Black hat? Two can play that game, smart guy.
 
I might just load up my copy of Article Marketing Robot and send the same article out to 10,000 article sites. Or.... I might just leave it and move on!
 
Content mills can be useful but you want to rid yourself of them ASAP.

I use Textbroker for weekly soda money, but that's it.

iWriter is a joke.

There are far better opportunities out there if you can really write.
 
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