There's a request in at the moment for a 6,500 word business Paper. Normally I'd jump at the chance to write about cloud computing, but this one is only paying out $150 at most.
Is that price completely insane or are there actually authors who'd work for so little? I checked essaytown.com just to see what they charge for custom research, and they'd start at over $400 for that.
Anyone planning on doing this one?
$150 for a 6,500 word business paper?!
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Re: $150 for a 6,500 word business paper?!
At 1.5 cents per word after the CC cut, all I can say is thanks but no thanks. But yeah, there are people that write for those prices.
Re: $150 for a 6,500 word business paper?!
Yea, there are people who write for that much. Mostly from my country, India. I have been offered to write 600 word articles for 60 rupees (which by current exchange rate would be slightly more than a dollar). I do not take those offers not just because I am so not cheap, but also because unlike (possibly) other writers here, I need money badly. When you are prepared to do pristine research and are dedicated to the subject at hand, why write for ridiculous rates? Also, the customers who buy 6000 words for 60 dollars are gonna get some rewritten article with immense mistakes. And it would do them no SEO benefit at all.
Re: $150 for a 6,500 word business paper?!
Yeah I did think of India, but even still - you're not getting anything like the quality you need at that price.
Shame, I do like to talk about cloud computing and I'd have jumped at this if the price was worth it.
Shame, I do like to talk about cloud computing and I'd have jumped at this if the price was worth it.
Re: $150 for a 6,500 word business paper?!
I I might consider this - for at least twice the money - if I could be sure that it would sell!
Re: $150 for a 6,500 word business paper?!
If I was familiar with Cloud Computing (which I am not!), I would go ahead and write it, placing a higher pricetag on it. If the client doesn't purchase it, you can break it up into smaller articles to place on your portfolio. From what I can see, it seems to be a fairly popular topic.