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So in a nutshell, be able to adapt and continuously step up your skills. I truly felt like an old fart when I read the part about "marketers doing the same thing since 2008." I remember when the spammiest of Adsense monetized websites were making marketers $100+ a month with a single page, lol.

To be honest, I'd only use spun content if I wanted the lowest possible return on investment. Spun articles rarely make any sense, so you'd be spending a lot of time having to reread your content for readability and analyze it for plagiarism. I'd like to think that you could just write something...

The first post you made had some spelling, punctuation, grammatical, and formatting errors. That post also contained a lot more content compared to your last. Don't want to put you down, but I think everyone is trying to point out that you need to improve your confidence as much as your self...

Off hand, nothing that I can think of. Perhaps there are some German or Spanish article brokers that are in need of writers. That's the hard part - locating clients who pay fair rates.

Nevermind, just answered my own question. Off top, I don't know of any Spanish or German based writing sites. I'm sure that if you hit up the usual spots, (Problogger, Reddit, etc.) you will find some leads. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

Unfortunately that website doesn't have the best reputation. You may need to be persistent in order to get an answer but there's really no telling as to whether or not you will be paid. I know of quite a few writing websites but they are for U.S. based writers. If you are from outside the U.S...

That's another good point. If it's obvious that your post is just a giant wall of crappy text that doesn't present more than surface information, visitors will leave almost immediately. You can make longer blog posts work but interlinking is also helpful if you are looking to keep readers...

Sure, a well written 1,500 word article will definitely help with ranking if it is optimally formatted. Unfortunately, there are a lot of 1,500+ articles that are boring, needlessly repetitive, and lack real depth.

I've literally seen all of the same topics from OP cross posted on Reddit. Not sure what that's about, considering the person never bothered to return to follow up on their 'pressing' questions. Wouldn't be to get their post count up. No, couldn't be :rolleyes:

There's a lot of cam sites that offer pretty good commission splits so you may want to start there. I wouldn't even bother try to selling ad space to escorts or agencies directly unless you have pretty high traffic and stats to prove that it would convert. Sex workers in the know are pretty...

I think a lot of freelancers aren't happy with the 20% fee Upwork fairly recently added to projects valued at less than $500. Makes it more difficult for newcomers to bid competitively without feeling the sting. That and the abundance of low paying jobs. At least, that's the gist I got from the...

You'd report the entire $100. Paypal fees can be counted as business expenses, which will reduce your tax liability to an extent.

Ouch. Accurate, but still, ouch.

You can try the marketplace here or problogger. I wouldn't bother with fivver at all since you mentioned that you wanted an in-house writer, which I'm assuming to mean that you require a writer with open availability. To be honest with you, the bidding websites like Upwork are so saturated that...

That is a phenomenally low rate. I was offering the OP advice from the perspective of a freelance writer, not conjecture or speculation. But thanks for the well wishes ;)