5 Bucks a Day

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So many people gravitate to writing articles to make money online, and for good reason. First, it’s generally easy, if you have a good grasp of the language, and don’t mind putting it down into coherent sentences.

Second, there are so many opportunities. You can review products that you get paid to promote. You can submit articles to directories to get traffic to your sites. It’s probably the easiest way to get listed well on the search engines. Even blogging is writing articles, some shorter than others, some longer.

Some people write articles for others that don’t want to, don’t have the skill to, or don’t have the time to. Those people are generally called ghostwriters, and it’s a very common thing to do, which completely surprised me years ago when I found that out.

But how much income can you realistically make writing articles? If you’re writing articles to get traffic, the more you write, the more traffic you’ll get. If you’re writing articles for others, the more you write, the more income you’ll receive. So it comes down to productivity.

Regardless of how well you can write, if you can write one article a day, you won’t get rich, but you’ll do better than someone who doesn’t write at all. If you can do one an hour, you’ll do much better.

Let’s analyze this a bit. Since writing to get traffic to your site, or to an affiliate merchant’s site, contains huge variables as far as how much you’ll earn per article, let’s say that you’re writing for a client. Typically, if you write 400 to 500 word articles, which is average, you can probably earn about $5 each. A little less if you want to be very competitive, a little more once you establish a customer base that loves you and is willing to pay higher rates. But let’s say you can earn $5 per article.

So … if you write 2 articles an hour, including researching a topic that you aren’t an expert in, will earn you $10 an hour. How does that sound? To me, not impressive, to be honest.

To “get a raise” from that rate of pay, your only choice, other than to work more hours every day/week, is to write faster. Be careful, though, that your quality doesn’t go down, otherwise you’ll lose your customer’s loyalty.

How would you like to research and write an article in 7 minutes? At that rate, you’ll be making around $40 an hour (8 articles per hour would be your speed). Much better, right?

Sounds impossible, right? Not so. Jason Fladlien started as a ghostwriter, and developed those skills, which he’s making available to you. Difficult to master? No, not really. The package includes a short report, a series of videos, and some bonuses, I would say within an hour or two after purchasing this package, you’ll be writing faster. That’s a nice quick return on investment, I would say.

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