How to Make Money Writing Articles
I have a number of pages on how to make money writing articles,
but a while back I stumbled across the site Fiverr.com, and I
wondered about the people selling their writing there. In case
you're not familiar with Fiverr, it is a website where people
sell just about any service for $5. Some will write a poem for
you, others will make a video screaming about your product, and
others will even be your girlfriend on facebook for a week for
five dollars.
Now, I was curious about the site and the cheapness of the
offers, so I looked through the listings until I found someone
willing to write an article about... writing for money on Fiverr.
Here is what I got for my five dollars:
Fiverr: How to Make Money Writing Articles
If you're looking for how to make money writing articles,
Fiverr is a good place to start. Since article writing is popular
for marketing, you can sell this service for $5.00 per article.
You can post a gig, as they call it, and offer to write articles.
Since the price is reasonable, many buyers turn here to get writing
done on various topics.
For most marketers, $5 is no big deal. You can open a world
of opportunity for yourself by offering a valuable service of
this type. If you do a good job, some buyers come back for more.
With good feedback, you can also gain many new customers if you
show off your good skills. If you do it right, you can build
a good size database of clients and earn a good side income every
month. You may also be able to turn it into a full time income
if you know how to make money writing articles.
So, how do you start?
The first step is to see what others have posted. Then after
a review of what others are doing, post your own service and
set the terms for your service. Most of the sellers offer articles
of 400 to 500 words or 2 articles that are 300 words each. I've
also seen gigs for rewriting articles as well.
Another trick of how to make money writing articles on Fiverr
is to keep the door open to communication after the articles
have been delivered. You'll be surprised how many people will
come back to order more of articles. Try to deliver on time and
go the extra mile to get it right.
When you add your gig, always be clear as to what you will
do. This way you are protected from those with unreasonable requests
or tons of customization. I've had one experience like this and
it wasn't fun. Don't undersell yourself and let the customer
know where you stop. You should also make it clear what you need
from the customer in order to do the article properly, especially
for an SEO or LSI article.
In the beginning it will be slow but once you have built up a
good amount of feedback, you'll see many orders start coming
in. Try to get more people to rate the work you have sent them
and try to rate your customers back. This will help you to build
a solid article writing business on Fiverr.
Though Fiverr is a good way of how to make money writing articles,
you should know the fees too. For each gig you sell, there is
a small fee but isn't this the case with everything these days.
You can easily withdraw the funds once they become available.
Steve's Note: I'll complete this page with a few thoughts
below...
How Much Can You Make?
With Fiverr.com taking a dollar of each sale last time I checked,
there isn't much potential here, even if you write fast. I am
a relatively fast writer, and I think I could make no more than
$10 per hour doing jobs like these.
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The opportunity here is to get experience as a paid
writer. You won't make much upfornt, but it can be treated as
training for later jobs that pay you $15 or more per article
through Elance.com or another freelance site.
Qualifications / Requirements
If you can write and use your spell-checker, you can do this.
First Steps
Open a free account at Fiverr.com.
Resources
Fiverr.com
- It costs nothing to open an account or to just check it out.
Elance.com
- You can also make money writing articles here - and usually
more - but it is harder to find work if you are new to this.
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