Looking for a Freelance writer...
- ryankettposted 14 years ago
0When you need a loaf of bread, where do you go? When you need a haircut, where do you go? When you need to get your car fixed, where do you go?
For freelancers it is oDesk, or freelancer.com, obviously
Do Sufidreamer a favour and sign up via his referral link via the first paragraph of this hub
http://hubpages.com/hub/Freelance-Writi … -Rate-Jobs
If you end up either earning or spending $1000 he gets $50 I believe, I signed up under him.
You can find writers for any budget there, but if you are paying $2 a time then chances are that you will get tonnes of low quality applications, when paying that amount you will also struggle to get anything search engine optimized.
I currently have 80 articles on order, at $2 an article, in order to get my revenue sharing site moving. I actually found good writers for that, but their service involves churning stuff out as quickly as possible, the SEO will need to be done by me retrospectively.
As a general rule, although I got very lucky, you get what you pay for. Hence the reason I do the SEO myself in retrospect. I actually have a man from Pakistan writing some incredible Tech articles for me right now, better than anything that I can write. I was the first person to take a punt on him, hence the reason he was cheap (no feedback).
Once I am done with him I would be happy to send you a link to his profile so that you can communicate with him directly. But for now I am going to order 20 more, he's my man right now, when I'm done he can be yours (I will show you the stuff that he has produced, all cutting edge and comprehensive, 100% fluent English, passing Copyscape).
He is mine until the end of February, and then probably for the first week of March, I can pass him on to you after that
- ryankettposted 14 years ago0
About £1.33.
I am paying that one about £1.50 a pop, but after his first few feedbacks I have no doubt that he could achieve $10-$15 per 500 words on there minimum, his work is almost broadsheet standard.
The best ones end up charging an hourly rate, but to get ahead you have to build a reputation, hence the reason he is bidding for peanuts jobs to build his feedback. Much like first time ebay sellers list decent items at 99 cents with no reserve, to build their feedback quickly.
Some might call it exploitation, but his first 5 star feedback will open up doors to him, not many employers on there would touch a non-English native with no prior experience; so I call it an opportunity - he can consider it his internship
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