It’s a break and a start to go hard or start fast in freelance writing or blog writing ,we live in an unfair world , it is expected that we reason in addition to common sense. There are times you find yourself thinking a freelance writing hob might be a scam. A few proven tell tale signs include those listed below.
1.Writing for Free.(Sample jobs). The most common scam in this recent years is free writing : an offer or request to write a free trial article as an audition for a job.
This trial article if good enough may be published without the writers acknowledgement and remuneration and even with a few corrections to make the writer feel his article was subpar especially when there was no preceeding contract for paid publishing.
2.Pay-per-click articles :An outdated approach that fails writers
thrives on the pay model based on the frequency of readers’ click on the ads next to the article posts, or how many views the article post gets.
This approach fails because ; majority of tge sites offering this option have little traffic ,and as expected little clicks,so it is built to lose. Secondly,even if there was traffic ,it’s considerably obvious how people hate and avoid online ads.
3.Pay before writing or before writing access:
They come in the name of Application fees or subscription for job listing fees. This is literally one of ,if not the oldest scam method.
In Essence ,these scam methods are quite common and you’d avoid most scam methods aimed at freelance writers by taking the advice above.
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