Alternative to iWriter?

I don't think that there is currently ANY good website giving good money for your services. You should sell your services to clients directly. I think this forum and others like this would help you sell better at a good rate and you will also build a long term relationship in this way.
 
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There are many alternative to Iwriter.You can try Text-Writers.Text-Writers is another online platform for freelance writers where you can signup as a writers and get paid for quality work.You can subscribe with them for latest updates.
 
I'm working on fiverr right now and I will suggest this website, but you have to come up with a better offer than what other writers are offering at the present time. Also, it will depend on how demanding the clients will be and what kind of quality do you deliver. Make sure you tell them to message you first before placing an order so you can discuss certain things related to the research and what they really expect from you.
 
Put the work in and do fiverr. If you work hard it pays off.
Rates aren't always low - I charge $5/100 words on Fiverr and still get plenty of orders.
 
TextBroker and DotWriter for medium to high quality, ArticleSale for low quality.
 
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MikhaelM said:
Hello guys! I've been a member here for quite some time now but as you can see I'm not very talkative. However, I thought this would be the best place to learn about some new writing websites where I can make a few extra bucks.

I've been meddling with iWriter for a while now but honestly, I'm somewhat disappointed. The website definitely favours the buyers, after all, money talks. The fact that they can turn down an article point blank and hit you with a low review is very detrimental for someone wanting to climb their built-in ladder system. Also, very few clients give specific details on what they want written. Anyhow, I'm not complaining, I still have a decent rating there, but I would love to find some alternatives to this website. I should mention that I tried Fiverr too, but to no avail, as the gigs I made there didn't get much exposure. Also, the Fiverr rates are really low, as there are people that are willing to write four articles of 500 words for a mere 4$ (I can just imagine the quality of their content).

Anyhow, does anyone know about some good alternatives to iWriter for someone that isn't a native speaker? The articles I found online related to this subject are somewhat outdated. I'm not picky, I'll work for a penny a word just to get some experience.
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I see guys recommending neonwriter.com, you can give it a try to. Am still learning how it works
 
thankx lord1027 I am going to check TextBroker and DotWriter & ArticleSale .
 
Did you finally find something? I tried to start on TextBroker, but they only accept native speakers, even though when you got an English Certificate in C1 (I'm not sure about C2?).
 
I have gotten some terrible quality off iwriter at their entry level and 2ndary level. Actually best writer I ever found was someone contacted me saying content on my site was stolen from them.

Apparently someone on freelance paid 200 for a bunch of articles sold them on iwriter some were resold to me and the writer was never paid.

Well funny enough the stolen article was the best article I ever got off iwriter so I gave the writer a job, he now works for me i pay him for as many articles as he can handle a month and im looking for another writer now, I'm looking on freelancer asking for samples and getting someone with few reviews so i dont get a content farm and i could potentially hire them in the future.
 
Hi there

You should reverse engineer the thing my friend, instead f you running after people for small jobs, make them come and buy from you.

Why don't you write some packs and sell them as plr (private label rights)?
Pick a subject, write like 10 good articles about it and offer that as plr.
If you good enough, you should start writing ebooks/ methods and sell them too.

Drop a pm, if you want more ideas.
Ps: not selling anything here, as very bad in English writing (not native), I believe that those who can write, can really make a good living selling their work on many platforms, jvzoo, warriorforum, clickbank etc.

Hope this helps


MikhaelM said:
Hello guys! I've been a member here for quite some time now but as you can see I'm not very talkative. However, I thought this would be the best place to learn about some new writing websites where I can make a few extra bucks.

I've been meddling with iWriter for a while now but honestly, I'm somewhat disappointed. The website definitely favours the buyers, after all, money talks. The fact that they can turn down an article point blank and hit you with a low review is very detrimental for someone wanting to climb their built-in ladder system. Also, very few clients give specific details on what they want written. Anyhow, I'm not complaining, I still have a decent rating there, but I would love to find some alternatives to this website. I should mention that I tried Fiverr too, but to no avail, as the gigs I made there didn't get much exposure. Also, the Fiverr rates are really low, as there are people that are willing to write four articles of 500 words for a mere 4$ (I can just imagine the quality of their content).

Anyhow, does anyone know about some good alternatives to iWriter for someone that isn't a native speaker? The articles I found online related to this subject are somewhat outdated. I'm not picky, I'll work for a penny a word just to get some experience.
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I have recently returned to iWriter, after 5 years of absence LOL. Anyhow, once you're a standard member, premium and elite look like they have a lot of articles to write, yet once you reach premium, you realize that in fact most of the listed articles have already been taken and that what it shows is like articles from the past week or so... Quite sad. I am actually looking to write some content for like $1-2 per 100 words. That would be pretty nice, but I think that content mills will never offer you such rates, since they care more about customers, than about writers.
 
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