Textbroker Alternative?

Roger Marquez said:
So you don´t wanna build a service website, target local business nor try freelancing sites. Open a sales thread here?
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Nopes. I just wanna know about more sites like Textbroker which accept international writer and has a good reputation. Duh. I applied in constant content just like a member said, didn't hear back from them yet.
 
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Just stay away from iwriter. Without going into details, they dont care about their writers to a shocking degree. They are so shitty, i refuse to use their platform to order content again.
 
juijuie said:
Just stay away from iwriter. Without going into details, they dont care about their writers to a shocking degree. They are so shitty, i refuse to use their platform to order content again.
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Yeah. Heard plenty of negative comments about iwriter.
I applied in upwork, but seems like they are not accepting any content writers at this time due to extreme competition.
I have found some content marketplaces. However they only pay when someone buys your article. Its gonna be a tough road.
 
Try iwriter, fiver, upworks, etc, consider if you are a good writer, write for yourself.
 
Roger Marquez said:
So you don´t wanna build a service website, target local business nor try freelancing sites. Open a sales thread here?
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I have been checking out the BHW marketplace, I found that the top sellers are offering 100 words for just $0.8. That's insane! How am I supposed to compete with that?
 
ColdAndDark said:
I have been checking out the BHW marketplace, I found that the top sellers are offering 100 words for just $0.8. That's insane! How am I supposed to compete with that?
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By not being discouraged and offering reliable quality work. Something that is often missing when it comes to very cheap content services. Just request a sample from any of these people and you will see that the quality is very poor in most cases.
 
ColdAndDark said:
Yeah. Heard plenty of negative comments about iwriter.
I applied in upwork, but seems like they are not accepting any content writers at this time due to extreme competition.
I have found some content marketplaces. However they only pay when someone buys your article. Its gonna be a tough road.
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There's a bit of a backdoor method towards getting in as a writer in a Upwork. If you just create your profile as a writer most probably you won't get approved. They'll say something along the lines of you have to be truly outstanding as a freelancer or something like that. As writers are so common.

One way to get in is to fake your qualifications a bit. Maybe mention you know a few programming languages or you know SEO. Embellish the heck out of your profile. Somehow this got me in as their algorithm wants more freelancers that can do a ton of things.

Once you're approved, you can always just revert back to your old profile to just being a writer. They don't delete accounts for changing what you have to offer as a freelancer once you get in.
 
ColdAndDark said:
I have been checking out the BHW marketplace, I found that the top sellers are offering 100 words for just $0.8. That's insane! How am I supposed to compete with that?
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You can always compete if you have an edge.
Have you seen those 0.8$ article? Its basically a spun garbage article, hence the price. Average personally written in the market place is $3 per 100.
 
ColdAndDark said:
I have been checking out the BHW marketplace, I found that the top sellers are offering 100 words for just $0.8. That's insane! How am I supposed to compete with that?
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You can't just start out and expect to earn higher than average. You have to offer your services at a lower price to build up your portfolio and reputation as a good writer. Thereafter, you can raise your prices. You may lose some clients, but those who truly value your high quality writing will stay. Your reputation will also attract new high-paying clients. In other words, start from the ground and work your way up. Stop being impatient. Don't look for fast/easy money.
 
Try Upwork, buddy!

I have had great success with them over time. iWriter also used (maybe it still is, idk) to be great until the new owner thought it wise to fuck everything up.
 
assaultclass said:
You can't just start out and expect to earn higher than average. You have to offer your services at a lower price to build up your portfolio and reputation as a good writer. Thereafter, you can raise your prices. You may lose some clients, but those who truly value your high quality writing will stay. Your reputation will also attract new high-paying clients. In other words, start from the ground and work your way up. Stop being impatient. Don't look for fast/easy money.
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If i were you I'd listen to this guy's advice! I've been there, it works like a charm.
 
Another tip is to contact the article providers here in BHW marketplace and write for them. Let them handle the business side and you take care of the writing part for them. I am sure the service providers here must be outsourcing it to someone, why not you?
 
juijuie said:
Textbroker is exploitative af, and not really worth it. I would build up a decent portfolio and then hit upwork. Try to find good paying jobs on there. Whenever i hired writers on there, the amount of shitty applications i got was astounding. So if you are good at giving clients what they want to hear, i have no doubt you will be able to gain a few. Also, direct contact with prospects is key. I know someone who has built up his career with a more hands on approach to client aquisition.
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Although I have not tried this method I can see some validity in it.
On Upwork, many applicants use Me centric applications. Try saying what the client wants and how you can best help them/ soothe their pain point. Then tell them how you intend to do so. This works for b2b and b2c. Upwork however, now charges per application, so see about freelancer and guru.com

Go to search tempest which uses craigslist and allows you to do the whole country or the whole world depending on the settings. Type in gig and set location.
 
Some alternatives.
You will have to check tough if they accept your country. Many only accept native English speakers.

Constant Content
https://www.constant-content.com

Crowd Content
https://www.crowdcontent.com

Hire Writers
https://www.hirewriters.com

Verblio
https://www.verblio.com


Abstract Writing

getAbstract
https://www.getabstract.com


Resume Writing

Boardroom Resumes
https://www.boardroomresumes.com
 
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