He didn't ask for reasons why he shouldn't write for iWriter. The man asked a question about being an Elite writer on iWriter and some of us have attempted to answer his question. some one recommends I write at a place for less than minimum wage where people at will can reject my article for any reason? I can write magazine quality articles, but be new at the online writing system. If you are THAT person, why are you defending such systems like Iwriter that pays people less than minimum wage for their efforts? Someone's dog could've written the article for all we know, but who cares ?! :rolleyes: Unfortunately, the Internet is ridiculously overpopulated with poorly written articles, but that doesn't mean they are the products of sites such as iWriter, Textbroker, etc. And even EXTREMELY GOOD WRITERS make a nice passive income from sites such as Constant Content where they can set their own prices. What works for other people may not work for you.
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Some of us EXTREMELY GOOD WRITERS have corporate clients and write content for offline purposes. You seem to be fixated on article writing: And an extremely good writer isn't going to work their butt off for bull**** pay, so that $2 hooker reference is pretty lame, bruh. An extremely good writer is versatile, consistent, and knows his or her s***. Just like everyone else putting their 2 cents up regarding the question of this thread, so did I. I don't recall endorsing iWriter as the ideal place to write. Since you misread what I wrote, you go on and drive the hell out of that garbage truck and make that "dirty" money I could make more driving a garbage truck than I could writing for Iwriter. Work your butt off so someone can hurry up and throw your article (good or not) on their website, slap a bunch of links on it. Lets face it content writers are going the way of $2 hookers. and in the comments section I see blasts about how the articles are poorly written. What's an extremely good writer anymore? I read the most popular tech sites, Yahoo, ESPN, etc. You don't have write yourself ragged to reach a certain status just to see that it is not all what it seems. As resellcells mentioned, Constant Content is the business if you're an extremely good writer. Clients will reject you with the quickness and it takes a lot to build your rank back up. If you do become a Premium or Elite writer, try and stick with topics you're comfortable with and don't look for the highest paying gigs.
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There are clients who want a 5000 word ebook PLUS a squeeze page, all of which has to be done within a 5 hour time frame-IMPOSSIBLE if it is to be of high quality. The rejection rate is also high, which means you are highly likely to get knocked back down to a Basic writer if you aren't careful. Be advised that the Premium and Elite articles are not always worth their prices as the client can be extremely demanding.
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