Writers are brought in and paid according to a rating system, ranging from a 2 Star rating for a newbie writer, and up to a 5 Star for published writers who have a strong website and effective SEO skills. Writers hired in with only 2 stars can work their way up to higher ratings by submitting well-written articles.
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- Level 2 orders pay at least 1.26 cents per word
- Level 3 orders pay at least 2.38 cents per word
- Level 4 orders pay at least 3.92 cents per word
- Level 5 orders pay at least 5.11 cents per word
These rates are very similar to iWriter. I've stayed away from sites like this just because the pay is too low for the amount of time it takes to write well researched content. For Writer Access, do you have an idea of the word count or type of content they're looking for? $5 for 200 words on something that requires no research is a bit more palatable than $5 for 500 words on a niche topic.
ReplyDeleteI think sites like this are a good starting place for new writers, and as a fill-in source of income when work is slow on higher paying sites. That's actually why I started this site, I had a really hard time finding information when I first grabbed my keyboard and started looking for paid writing work.
DeleteIf there were more hours in the day I would apply to all of these sites so I could share first-hand information here, and at first I was only sharing the ones I had personally tried, but there are a LOT of them and only so many hours in the day. So, lately I've been going ahead and sharing what I find and what other writers tell me when they give me the go-ahead to do that.
If anyone else has any information about this site, or an opinion on any of them, the comments boxes are always open, so feel free to share if you want to.
Ooh, now have to go check out iWriter.
Where do I get steady well paying writing gigs and move away from these content mills paying minimal rates
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