Is anyone else still writing for Demand Media Studios?

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  1. lovesleftovers profile image69
    lovesleftoversposted 13 years ago

    Is anyone else still writing for Demand Media Studios?

    They've been making a real push to change and "improve" things, but  things have been ridiculous for the past week. Extremely slow editing process and constant requests for rewrites. Just wondering if anyone else has been having more issues than usual with them?

  2. tlpoague profile image82
    tlpoagueposted 13 years ago

    I have never heard of Demand Media Studios. What kind of writing/pubishing do they do?

    1. Randy M. profile image92
      Randy M.posted 12 years agoin reply to this

      All kinds, but they are now looking for specialists to write in specific areas.

  3. lovesleftovers profile image69
    lovesleftoversposted 13 years ago

    They're an online publishing company. You may know them better as eHow. Many writers refer to them as DMS. They also include Livingstrong and often get mixed reviews from writers. Basically, they post hundreds of titles and writers can choose which ones to accept.  Some are pretty obscure and way out there, but it's possible to find average topics to write about.

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    .josh.posted 13 years ago

    I personally have no interest in writing for Demand Studios, largely because of the inconsistency of the editors over there (as seems to be the case with many of these content mills). I realize they pay better than many others, but virtually everyone I know who consistently writes for DMS is incessantly venting about what a pain in the ass they are to work with.

    Personally, I prefer to work through Elance, where I find clients have consistent and clear expectations (there are exceptions, of course). It also doesn't hurt that I have some additional control over the amount I get paid, though the downside is the proposal writing, which can delay actually getting to work.

  5. ShootersCenter profile image67
    ShootersCenterposted 13 years ago

    Before the change I only had 7-8 articles with them and was making $20-$30 a month but they even wanted me to do rewrite on those articles that had been out for years. Then I could never get any new articles published and I would look at some of the trash that they let thru so I dropped them.

  6. McCordRM profile image61
    McCordRMposted 13 years ago

    I hadn't heard of this company before a few days ago while I was looking for a site to start writing for. All I read about them were horror stories and complaints.

    I used to write for BrightHub... but, meh.

  7. Randy M. profile image92
    Randy M.posted 12 years ago

    I just rejoined them and am writing on gardening projects.  I have written for them on some really technical eHow projects, but that dried up about 2 years ago.  It looks like I have plenty of work to do there now. 

    I haven't had huge problems with editors, only a bump one time.

 
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