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Article sites that put a grade on your article?

by mjsca07
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Do some articles sites "grade" your article for quality? I'm just starting out, and I need to know what I'm doing wrong or right. I heard iwriter assigns a level to the article submitted, but haven't confirmed. Thanks!
#accepted #article #good
  • Profile picture of the author HarrieB
    Basically if your article is accepted, it means .
    1.It is considered unique by them.
    2. The grammar and spelling mistakes are not there.
    3. They feel that the article will provide good value/benefits to majority of people.

    Usually, prior research for about half an hour related to an article is considered good and thereafter, you can start building your content. You can also replace common words with their synonyms so that it looks professional.
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    • Profile picture of the author mjsca07
      Do beginning writers get a lot of critique's done for their work, or just learn and get better the more they do it?
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