Lowest price articles?

Your post heading . . .

Is a contradiction to what you've then said . . .

"Low price" and "unique" really don't go together. If you only want to pay shit prices then expect to only get manure for your money.

Do you want your readers to return to your blogs? Then pay accordingly.

Rose

Offtopic:

I was looking a few weeks ago to hire someone on Elance for editing. In order to save time, I was looking through other projects for a hiring template.

Then I saw it. The horror.

I was so freaked by what I saw ... even more than when watching "Night Of The Living Dead"

"I want an eBook. It must be well-researched, perfect English and unique content. Paying $25".

Then I saw this again and again and again.

Now from what I remember in economics, there is such thing as price elasticity based on offer and demand, but this is borderline stupid. Are there so many writers out there that they were able to push the prices into the ground? Or are those just rather inexperienced people who hire?

Anyway ... as far as the articles goes, in general you get what you pay for. When I've paid $5/article, I haven't even got $5 of worth back (as in sales). When I've paid $50/article, it paid for itself several times.

It is something we all know yet we don't truly follow until we pay for crap.

I have to echo the sentiments of everyone who already replied. "Cheap" and "quality" rarely come in the same package.

You'd be better off paying for one very high quality article than getting a "deal" for one hundred filled with rubbish. The former will bring you more quality prospects, higher conversions and more ROI, while the latter only leaves you X dollars poorer.

If you are running a real business and can't afford quality writing then just do it yourself.

There's no shortcut to it. Ofcourse, you can find cheap + bland + 60% copied content anywhere. I charge $25 per article on Upwork. In return, the buyer gets references, illustrations, text graphics (I create them myself) and suggestive writing - altogether.

For $, you'll receive incomplete information regardless of the word count.

Another place to look is iWriter.

If you spec the project carefully and don't go for a low word count then the quality can be reasonable.

I tend to treat them as "first draft" and do the job of an editor, tweaking and rewording as necessary. Or you can go up a price level and usually get a slightly higher quality article back.

Depends on how many articles you need and what your quality standards actually are.

A good source to check out is iwriter, I would suggest you get the premium articles. For a 500 word article your looking to pay $5. You may go through a couple of writers until you find a good one and when you do find a good writer make sure you keep them on your team. You want to make sure you have a least two good writers on your team if your looking to create a lot content.

If you search something cheap, you can also try these websites:
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You can hire those people for a project or a period of time. Try a few and stick with the best.
Hope this helps.

Fully

Since you didn't mention QUALITY, try Fiverr

There are a lot of gigs there that offer 1000 words for $5

You need to make sure the writer will REVISE their work if you are unhappy

Otherwise, you're better off with other freelance platforms like freelancer.com

You might can get a micro-worker to do this for you. Or hire someone on Fiverr.

Or hire yourself and save money.

I'd suggest doing it yourself or re-evaluating your expectations. Good content is something that requires investment, period. You can try to shortcut around that all the livelong day. As you do, those willing to invest will fly past you.

Low priced articles = total blog failure. Don't waste your money. Save up your money and then hire a writer to write articles that your site visitors will enjoy reading and want to return to your blog.

The Internet is full of crappy blogs that don't make any money. Don't add to the nonsense.

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Rob Whisonant

Hello Guys I do write articles quality ones but I take orders of more than 50 articles nothing less than that. If am able to help anyone then I am willing to.

Thank You

I've grown pretty fond of using Fiverr as a decent source for content. Not everybody really delivers the quality content they promise, but if you dig around long enough, read reviews and whatnot, you can find a grade A content supplier that you can keep going back to in the future!

Sometimes I like to take a chance on newly registered users, because when you first sign up, you MUST keep your prices low right? Like Fiverr doesn't even give you the option of jacking them up. But, just because you're new on Fiverr doesnt necessarily mean you're bad or inexperienced in general. So sometimes Ive managed to land my self incredibly cheap content that was of a quality far exceeding my expectations.

That's the exception and not the rule however, ultimately it's up to you, best of luck

What the **** do you want low quality, shit articles for, what possible use are they to anyone-who is going to read them? You understand that publishing low-grade 'blogs' is a waste of time...tell me you do!
This is 2015 man, the age of spam is over, it has been dead for years but nobody engages with those misspelled, bad grammar, clueless articles couched in obvious terms articles - they just clog up the net and give you nothing in-return!
Why not work towards creating something of value - even PBN articles should be high value!

Did you see the freelancing market place site? You can hire any freelancer from any freelancing site. But you should check the freelancer previous work & feedback before hiring.

Certainly, you may get unique article. No plagiarism.

Of course the payment is secured. you can use the upwork fixed price contract. After receiving the work, then you can pay him.