Check the Requester on iWriter

by Britt Malka on January 17, 2012

Like I’ve written earlier on this blog and as comments on Tiffany Dow’s blog, I use iWriter as a filler. If I have a few minutes (at least 15), and I don’t have anything else to do, I go there and check, if there are any interesting jobs.

Obviously, I check the following:

  • How high is the requester’s approval rate?
  • What does the Special Instructions say?
  • How many words is the article supposed to contain?
  • Any specific keyword demands?

If I feel that this is an article I’m able to write and do well, I take the job.

Yesterday, I discovered that there was a flaw in my method.

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iWriter Strategy – Work Smarter, Not Harder

by Britt Malka on January 4, 2012

If you are going to make some extra money writing for iWriter, you can just as well do it in a way that will bring in the most money. This blog post will teach you some iWriter strategy you hopefully can use.

First, I want you to know that I only recommend ghost writing for others as long as you don’t have other projects that can bring in passive income. When you are writing for iWriter or other places, you sell your time. If you write PLR articles, or eBooks and reports, you sell yourself, you can get passive income even years later.

Read more about my opinion of iWriter in this blog post: Earn Money by Writing articles – Is iWriter an Option? Or Should You Stay Far Away?

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Earn Money by Writing articles – Is iWriter an Option? Or Should You Stay Far Away?

December 20, 2011

There are two ways to earn money by writing articles: The good way (as passive income) The bad way (one time payment) The not so good or not so bad way (oops, that was THREE ways…) Let me be more clear: The best way to earn money by writing articles is to write once and get paid [...]

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Don’t Know How to Do Something? Learn It [Inspirational Video]

November 15, 2011

Don’t let anything stand between you and success. If you want to do something, or create something, and you don’t know how to… Learn it! Nothing is impossible! Or rather: Everything is possible! I just love when people take action, don’t you? Take a look at this inspirational video. It’s starring a young boy (6th [...]

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Which Is Better? Short Or Long Articles?

October 17, 2011

A question that keeps popping up among article writers is: How long should my article be? Should I write 300 words, 400 words or longer? And people are always willing to answer this question. The majority says: the shorter the better. If you write long articles, people get bored. So write 300-400 words. I used [...]

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This Is Part of a Branding Challenge – What Do You Think About Me?

October 2, 2011

I’m participating in a branding challenge, created by Tiffany Dow, and she started out by asking her audience some questions. I would love it if you would answer these same questions about me in the comments. So here are my questions for you: 1. What do you like or dislike about me, or my business? [...]

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Article Marketing – How to Clear Your Mind and Focus Before Writing a High Quality Article

September 20, 2011

Article marketing can work wonders for your business, but many people suffer from a huge waste of time when they initially sit down to write. They stare at their blank screen or, even worse, they check their email incessantly or play games on Facebook. In fact, they do everything except what they set out to [...]

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Article Marketing – Wave Goodbye to Search Engine Anxiety

July 24, 2011

“The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated” — Mark Twain It seems nearly every internet marketing-related forum shows threads relating to the death of article marketing. And “Yes”, Google’s latest update called ‘Panda’ resulted in much lower traffic to many article directories, so it may seem that article marketing has received a tough blow. [...]

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Two Songs And Voices That Will Bring Tears To Your Eyes

May 16, 2011

The rest of the world might have heard these voices a long time ago, but I just discovered them today, from two different sources, and they touched my heart, both of them. The first song is a very young French singer, he’s 21, singing in Corsican.

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I don’t get it – why does he put that much work into copying and scamming?

April 19, 2010

At the moment, I’m doing quite a lot of forum marketing, and on one forum after another, I stumbled upon the same man, who made excellent posts. … But then I saw that same man getting banned at different forums, and other members writing about how he copied posts from Warrior Forum.

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