Using textbroker for content creation

[Admin]

I'm pretty amazed at myself for not having used textbroker before, but I setup an account there yesterday and put in motion a couple of jobs.

Does anyone else use it and have any feedback, advice, author recommendations?

The first tip I could have done with knowing is to create my account on textbroker.co.uk because I never realised it was a discrete system to the .com so I've had to create two accounts and I've already deposited funds in the .com version...doh!

 

[RobM]

Two words... unique content.

 

[Admin]

You're going to need more than 2....unique content creation is why I am there...

 

[RobM]

Lol fair enough. I meant make sure that you are getting unique content because in the past I have used a couple of article writers and then found the same articles just spun with a few words difference. Search engines see through that.

 

[Admin]

Cheers Dude, I'm sure you mean well but I've been using Copyscape for 10 years....that wouldn't fly....

 

[Admin]

In case anyone is interested, I just had this written by a 4 star writer (it goes up to 5). He charged 3.8c a word, the piece is just over 1000 words.

http://www.diy-tips.co.uk/orangery-conservatory/

 

[Brassneck]

Being honest I think I would have been pretty disappointed to have paid best part of £30 for that. Looks quite spammy to me.

 

[Admin]

I've been charged 23 euros, about £18. I can't give up my time at that exchange . Here's an example of the level you can get though, this was by a 5 star writer, its 3000 words and cost a lot more...but you can tell. That's life huh...

http://www.amusemagazine.co.uk/iconic-london-bridges/

 

[Brassneck]

Ok that's not so bad but you did say 3.8 cents per word. My writers (equivalent standard) used to charge me less than 2 cents per word but I was buying volume.

 

[Domainchest]

Better off finding a decent writer. Do less posts but better quality.