Rewriting is one of the most popular types of earnings on the Internet - it does not require skills, special knowledge and education. Its popularity speaks for itself - newly appeared orders are sorted out literally in the first half hour. How can you minimize time costs and maximize profits while working as a rewriter?
The main work sites of the rewriter. Where to go?
Since writing is a type of freelance activity, the main "places of residence" for any novice rewriter should be freelance sites.
To determine the most visited and "customer-rich" freelance resources, you just need to enter the appropriate phrase in any of the search engines. After creating a so-called "sample" of the best, most liked sites, it will not be superfluous to add them to your bookmarks - so the rewriter will have the opportunity to start monitoring freelance resources for new orders without unnecessary time expenditures.
In addition to freelance sites that bring together many different professionals, various "content exchanges" are especially popular among rewriters.
What it is?
A content exchange is understood as a site, or rather even an environment isolated from external influences, which functions on the principle of "performer-site-customer", where the site is an intermediary between the customer and the performer. In fact, such a system is no different from most advanced freelance sites, however, content exchanges work exclusively with rewriters, copywriters and translators - only those specialists who are engaged in the creation of text materials.
It is worth noting that accepting an order on a content exchange is no less difficult than accepting an order on one of the freelance sites: everywhere you need a good reputation, the absence of negative reviews and, highly desirable, a rich portfolio.
Features of interaction between rewriter and customer
Rewriting, as previously mentioned, is the easiest and most common type of earnings, which means that in the "customer-performer" relationship, the customer will be the dominant person - he already knows that there are a huge number of potential rewriters for his orders, so the performer has to turn around in front of the customer, trying in every possible way to please.
In the case, for example, with a programmer or with an even more highly specialized performer (a translator from Hindi or Persian, for example), the interaction between the customer and the performer will be of an equal nature.
An important attribute when accepting an order will be the presence of good reviews from past customers, but for a novice rewriter to collect these reviews, etc. "customer base", you have to sweat - work for a pittance.
Since performers grab orders for rewriting material literally in the first half hour or hour, you should not hesitate to respond to all orders - at best, the performer will have the opportunity to approximately 30% of what he wanted to do formally - from what he submitted application.
