make money by using Grammarly to be a proofreader and text editor?

Trenton420 · Dec 12, 2020

You think this could work, I just apply for a job as a proofreader text editor use Grammarly and submit papers and make money that way. Do you all think this method could work, it sounds too good to be true

BassTrackerBoats · Dec 12, 2020

If it sounds to be good to be true, what do you think it is?

693840 · Dec 12, 2020

BassTrackerBoats said:
If it sounds to be good to be true, what do you think it is?

Then it's probably true!

Trenton420 · Dec 12, 2020

I dont nkow if its too good to be true I just said that Im going try it

Fussganger · Dec 12, 2020

That's because it is.

Proofreaders don't just fix comma and full-stop mistakes. They make sure that the wording makes sense in the context of what is being spoken off.

For e.g., the following sentence has no mistakes according to Grammarly chrome extension. What do you think about it?

The number of offers I get is not and in terms of offers, I give out to myself for outside.

Android Tipster · Dec 12, 2020

You just answered your own question

ltn123 · Dec 12, 2020

Fussganger said:
That's because it is.

Proofreaders don't just fix comma and full-stop mistakes. They make sure that the wording makes sense in the context of what is being spoken off.

For e.g., the following sentence has no mistakes according to Grammarly chrome extension. What do you think about it?

lol. that reads like an article you would buy from Fiverr.

Willyfish · Dec 12, 2020

BassTrackerBoats said:
If it sounds to be good to be true, what do you think it is?

We live in a world where people sell article spinning and pretend to be written by a native speaker so I think it is more viable than what you have in mind.

But yeah it's not the best business that could be started that's for sure I would not be so proud about myself...

Twynne · Dec 12, 2020

Grammarly is a good tool, but Grammarly isn't always correct with its suggestions. Also, there is a lot more to being a proofreader than using the basic edits Grammarly suggests. To answer your question, yes, it is too good to be true.

rafark · Dec 12, 2020

I’m guessing you still have to read the text anyway. If you’re not a native English speaker or someone who is not too familiar with the language don’t do it. It’d be a scam.

rajkumar31 · Dec 13, 2020

Don't just go by what Grammarly says. It's still ineffective and that's why I prefer having an editor in the future. Right now, editing is the most bottleneck for my websites.

HustleTong · Dec 13, 2020

There's more to it. Fixing minor typos alone won't make perfect sense.

Try it out for yourself. Because it totally depends on whom you're dealing with. Idiotic buyers are abundant in Fiverr.

Jongosv2.0 · Dec 14, 2020

Trenton420 said:
You think this could work, I just apply for a job as a proofreader text editor use Grammarly and submit papers and make money that way. Do you all think this method could work, it sounds too good to be true

Instead gramarly why not try usability tester , testing wcag error like contrast ,text sizing ..paid per sessions 60 minute for 10 USD or per error found

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