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For Bloggers/Content Creators/Writers: Best Alternative to iWriter?

by MrGalaxy
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Hello warriorforum! I'm new to the website, and I'd like to ask a question about having content written for different blogs. I've used iWriter before and been satisfied with some of the work I have received from that site. I've used other sites as well, but one thing I really like about iWriter is the fact that if you need something written, you can just go to their website, make your posts, and someone picks up the project almost immediately. If you're on there enough, you can have your own personal list of writers you like to do the job for you, and its likely that one of those writers will be online.

With that said, I'm wondering from anyone who has experience working with content mills if there are any that are similar in the fact that you can have something written quickly within hours. I'd like to explore other options, and any input would be greatly appreciated.
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  • Profile picture of the author ryanbiddulph
    A no-no on content mills, as they are always subject to close and usually pay poorly anyway.

    Look for good paying, reliable jobs on the Pro Blogger job board.
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    • Profile picture of the author MrGalaxy
      Hey ryan. I appreciate you replying and I do agree with using content mills being a poor decision for a writer. I was talking more about getting content from content mills (as you can get it more cheaply). I was just wondering if there was an alternative to iWriter for getting things written quickly.

      I'll have to check out Pro Blogger job board though. Thanks!
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      • Profile picture of the author ashwinsatyanarayana
        Problogger job board gets you many qualified writers, but they are certainly going to be slightly expensive.

        Also, cheap isn't what you should be looking for. Think value.

        I'd recommend you invest time and effort to find the kind of writers who'd be a natural fit for the kind of content you need.
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  • Profile picture of the author laurencewins
    What about the Warriors for hire section in this forum?
    There are plenty of great writers (including myself) who may be able to help you. However, it will depend on your needs, your budget and your deadlines.
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  • Profile picture of the author mguinto
    A great place to find credible writers is UpWork.com.

    You can find writers from different backgrounds ie: creative, technical, copywriters. Depending on your budget, I recommend hiring professionals and your looking at $25 - $50/hr range
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