How Much do you Pay for BuildMyRank Posts?

[Trivum]

I've seen some offers here for about $1.50/post. Anyone getting much better than that elsewhere? And if so, where do you get them? (odesk, freelancer, elance, etc.?)

[Gail_Curran]

You can get them for $1.25 on Fiverr.

[ericnelsonator]

Checkout the link in my signature for a better deal! Currently we have 10+ orders in queue after which I'll officially launch this service.

[YasirYar]

I have been using BMR for some time now, great service.

You can actually get a very good writer to do a post for USD 1 each IF you give them enough business. I found a guy on Vworker and that guy is great (apart from the fact that he disappears for a week at times).

[RevSEO]

You know it entirely depends on how you "spin" it to the writers.

For example you could outsource a bigger article at more regular intervals and just snag content from that making it cheaper than $1 per post.

That is what I do, purchase 5k words worth of content from a lower range writer and then just split those up into BMR size chunks, add in my KWs and Im good to go.

[Steven Elliot]

Ericnelsonator....Would you please PM me? Include an email contact. Interested in your BMR service, etc. Thanks.

[JoomlaExpert]

I have been using a great writer for my BMR posts and she said she has some extra capacity... She's US based and I have been paying $1.00 per post with very good results. PM me and I can give you her details.

[patrich]

I outsource them to my wife, so they are free! lol Aside from that I would go with RevSEO's suggestion. Buy content in bulk so that you pay less and then just split it up into BMR chunks.

[RatRaceWatch]

I do them myself, once you get the hang of it, you can push them out pretty fast.

[mytoy78]

Originally Posted by RatRaceWatch

I do them myself, once you get the hang of it, you can push them out pretty fast.

You can write them yourself, but that only works if you are pushing around ten-twenty a day. Anything above that and your brain will melt. Call in the professionals.

Colin

[oogyboogawa]

I've got two writers from oDesk that I've had doing it for $.50 per post and have had 100% approval rate so far. Plus I wrote into the agreement that they would only be paid for approved posts so I think that motivated them a little more.

[rinor81]

Originally Posted by mytoy78

You can write them yourself, but that only works if you are pushing around ten-twenty a day. Anything above that and your brain will melt. Call in the professionals.

Colin

Agree!

I have a number of sites I'm promoting so I can't use it everyday, I find myself using the service 3 times a week and trying to promote as many sites that I can but you can never write more than 12-15 a day I assume...so every time I use BMR is for a different site....can't afford to outsource yet...

[RatRaceWatch]

The maximum you can do per domain is 10. And of course not everyone pushes the max. It's really not all that bad, even with some of the cheap services, the cost can add up fast, it's better to make yourself sufficient, and then when you have an empire, then you can afford to pay out all those tasks.

Originally Posted by mytoy78

You can write them yourself, but that only works if you are pushing around ten-twenty a day. Anything above that and your brain will melt. Call in the professionals.

Colin

[ttkim]

I write all of mine like RatRaceWatch does. I don't have a lot of sites, but one post takes a few minutes to do. As long as you aren't distracted, it doesn't take too long. In the future, I plan to outsource it but not right now.

[Dex88]

Just wanted to let you guys know... I am offering my BMR writing services right now at 90 cents per post (150 words each). Please leave me a message if you are interested thanks.

[Yogini]

I find it helps to get in the zone- ie if the topic is on christmas gifts- to write seven to ten at once. I then will just save them as a notepad file for when I am logged in. I also keep a separate notepad file that has the pages of my domains as that makes it quick to create the link (in case you didn't set up all the keywords in the dashboard).

Debbie

[John A]

7 articles of 150 words each for $5:
poshwriter: I will write 7 BuildMyRank 150 word articles for $5 on fiverr.com

I have just found it some mins ago, I haven't tried it yet, so I don't know what is the quality of the articles, but the price is hard to beat (about $0,7 per article).

[svalegria]

I use Eric (Ericnelsonator) for my BMR posts. He does a very good job. Not affiliated to him, just a happy customer.
Dan

[TryBPO]

We pay $1 - $1.25 depending on the vendor. There seem to be quite a few that will do it at that pricepoint. Anything less than that is a pretty awesome deal.

And at $0.50? You've got to be kidding me...that's insanely low. Really, it doesn't matter with BMR...as long as they're accepted. Just make sure you create a writer account for whoever's doing the content instead of having them use your account directly...a no-no.

[swym]

You can get a BMR post for as low as $0.95 if you use my service. Check my signature and visit my thread to find out what I have to offer.

[Lucas Becker]

I've outsourced this task on Fiverr for $1.25 a piece. Definitely worth it!

[bhuff85]

I bought 100 BMR posts awhile back on eLance for 60 bucks (or $0.60 per post). Quality was great and all were accepted. Just for quality control measures, I always have them send me articles directly and I submit them myself (even though it takes more time that way, I just feel more comfortable going that route).

[Dapper Fellow]

I pay one dollar per BMR article if I order 40 of them at a time from my writer. Well worth it because the writer I use is first rate.

[oogyboogawa]

I've bought them in batches of 100 for $50 (50 cents each) on o-desk. And stipulated in the contract that I only pay for posts that get approved by BMR - hasn't been an issue though, with the people I chose I've gotten 100% approval so far.

[options]

outsorce mine here on the warrior forum for 0.90 per post.. very good content and delivers quickly. search for bmr writer

[JasonParker]

Anybody have any actual links to the writers you're using?

[oogyboogawa]

Originally Posted by JasonParker

Anybody have any actual links to the writers you're using?

I prefer to keep the writers I'm using for my own projects- don't want them to get overloaded with other people's work But, I gave you enough info to find your own the same way I did.

Here's a link:

www.odesk.com

[Mainze]

If Page Rank has disappeared for good, not much I suspect

[d0rhk]

Originally Posted by Mainze

If Page Rank has disappeared for good, not much I suspect

what does that have to do with anything?

nothing has happened to "Page Rank"

[UMS]

Originally Posted by cami1

Hi friend's
me only $ 0.5 for each Post
please contact me
Thanks.

If that's an example of the quality of writing your service offers, then you are going to get very little business.

[d0rhk]

Does anyone have any comments or anything to say about hiring someone on oDesk to do BMR posts?

I'm really interested in doing this.. Looking to get someone to do them for like $0.60 each if possible.

[gary15]

Haha, I wonder what your approval rate is.

Originally Posted by cami1

Hi friend's
me only $ 0.5 for each Post
please contact me
Thanks.

[mytoy78]

Originally Posted by ultimatewarrior1

I get writing gigs through odesk, elance, freelancer, all the time.

I've spent hundreds if not thousands on writers through odesk and sadly, unless you are prepared to pay well over 1 $ a piece, you will end up with poor quality articles.

[Mike Anthony]

Originally Posted by UMS

If that's an example of the quality of writing your service offers, then you are going to get very little business.

That was some funny stuff though

[oogyboogawa]

Originally Posted by mytoy78

I've spent hundreds if not thousands on writers through odesk and sadly, unless you are prepared to pay well over 1 $ a piece, you will end up with poor quality articles.

Not necessarily true, you just have to know how to weed out the bad ones.

[mytoy78]

Originally Posted by oogyboogawa

Not necessarily true, you just have to know how to weed out the bad ones.

Hey there,

I'd love to know your methodology for doing this then...I've only ever ended up with junk, despite dong 'test' batches on all of them.

[Yogini]

Originally Posted by JasonParker

Anybody have any actual links to the writers you're using?

I'm available and have a graduate degree. I personally think it is a good idea to have well-written articles as they keep the level of the blogs high and traffic you get from them is more likely to click the link as well.

Debbie

[mrehan]

With panda update ,i thought that google likes more content. So will 150 word posts cut it and give the required link juice?