Thread: Anyone used iWriter.com?

I recently added a request for 15 new articles on iWriter.com, and so far have had pretty good results with the first article I received there.

Has anyone else tried iWriter, would you care to share your experience?

Seems as though it's a pretty good opportunity for articles (to get your articles written and to get paid for writing articles).

iWriter - Get Content Cheap & Make Money Online by writing articles for other people’s websites.

I haven't run into them before this. It does look like an interesting service.

Hi,

I joined and watched the 15 min video on how to ask for an article, by the time you fill all that out you just as well write your own article. I can see this working if you want a bunch (10 or more) of generic articles on the same topic keyword. But not if you are looking for one specific article with detailed content.

Sami

This is interesting that the buyer can reject poorly written articles. It can save a lot of hassle looking for a writer for a small project.

What's the cost for a 300 word article?

Hi,

Originally Posted by bogart

This is interesting that the buyer can reject poorly written articles. It can save a lot of hassle looking for a writer for a small project.

What's the cost for a 300 word article?

You set your own cost that you are willing to pay. When you fill out the form you state I will pay $2.00 or $10 whatever your are willing to pay. They say the more you are willing to pay the faster writers will do the project. Projects are listed for a 2 -4 day time period.

Sami

From the site:

All articles also have a spin tag ready version

It looks like the articles come ready to be spun into variations. I wonder how original most articles really are.

Bill, be sure to let us know how your remaining articles turn out. I'm a bit skeptical about the quality because almost every article I have ever purchased had to be rewritten due to typos, poor English, plagiarism and/or factual errors.

The cost was $2 per article, and I had to give them the money via paypal first...which isn't really a problem because I tested it out with 15 articles and $30.

So far, after receiving the majority of those articles, they were really exactly what I was looking for. I was looking for unique content about each keyword, and that's what I got. Grammar was actually pretty good, I might add. There were only one or two commas missing here and there, and that is expected.

I first gathered a list of keywords and put them all in notepad, and copy/pasted instructions for each keyword (which were pretty much the same). So, to add the article requests, it was really only a copy/paste and a few minutes (under 5 minutes).

I set up each keyword as a separate project, so I was able to get different writers for most of the articles (although one or two writers did a few articles). I can download the article both in text format (which I did, just copy/paste into WordPress) and can also get it with the spin code in there, as well. So, that might be helpful if you're going to spin the articles and post them on other sites and use them for links.