Outsourcing Articles: First Experience - Not So Good

As a few people on here have said - you get what you pay for.

I write for around 4c/word on an agency platform and I know what I'm giving clients is copy/paste straight onto their website quality. Depending on exactly what kind of content you're looking for, something high quality can easily be double that price.

Of course, you could always hire an editor who will make it work for less money, but you'd be adding an extra step in the whole process. If it is something you need quickly, it's not always the best option.

Kintoups said:

Yeah it's nice to see the power of crowdsourcing websites. The only problem with iWriter is that it's hit or miss. You have some amazing writers and some really bad. If you find one that you like, make to add them to your list and request articles from them.

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Yeah so far I am liking it a lot, I love being able to read it before paying for it. It's already saved me on one article.

If the standard isn't up to what was described on the sales thread, then why don't you reject them? Tell them that you want the articles re-written.

Make sure you leave a comment on their thread so everyone else can see that it is a poor service. We're supposed to be helping each other out on here. We don't need shit services clogging up the BST section. If the BST section gets a poor reputation for content writing or any other service, it is not fair on the hard-working people who are offering genuine, worthwhile services.