Just two dollars per article.

They require the freelance to be member of ezinearticles and preferably to have obtained platinum status, which is gained after you submit a substantial amount of impeccable articles that get published with no correction. Therefore the freelance that would bid for this job need to have a very good knowledge of English, write in a way that is acceptable to the editorial staff that perform the screening in ezinearticles and still manage to advertise a specific product in 15 different way making a total of 30 dollars. Just the upload of the articles will probably take over 30 minutes.

The job offer also states: “content must be creative and related with our keywords and link content.” It is amazing to me that people with such a level of skill are willing to work for so little and also risk troubles with ezinearticles, that is very tight about advertising in articles. The pay is probably around 8 dollars an hour, as much as you can get with a traditional house cleaning job, and yet you need to have very definite sills. I wonder how much the final customer (probably a company) actually pays for this service of article creation, product promotion and search engine optimization. But again this is the new frontier of marketing: rather than paying somebody to drive around and stick bandit signs on the ground or hang fliers on the front door, you pay people for distributing your message in a slightly twisted fashion wherever possible online and for just a nominal pay. I really wonder what those articles actually contain a the end of the day.

Roberto Mazzoni

Two dollars per article is a post from: Using the Web and social media to sell real estate