what is the best site for freelance writing?

India
September 6, 2010 10:34am CST
Hello friend,there are different sites like helium,triond,associated content,bukisa etc. that pays you to write articles for them.I am also thinking of starting out as a freelance writter.So please share your experiances and let me know which is the best....
3 responses
@wiggles18 (2506)
• Canada
6 Sep 10
Go with Triond, and then Bukisa. I say that because you can write things on triond, and then reuse what you have written on bukisa, which is allowed. That is what I do. Check out my profile for tips on the site. Also, triond is probably the easiest one to start out on , then bukisa.
• India
6 Sep 10
I already have accounts in both of them...I've not started to write yet though...by the way,does Bukisa allow to reuse articles only from triond or any other site?
@wiggles18 (2506)
• Canada
6 Sep 10
I think so, as long as you can prove they are written by you.
@Catana (735)
• United States
6 Sep 10
Everybody who responds to this discussion is going to give you a different answer. There's no *best*. It depends on what kind of writing you want to do, how much you expect to be paid, what your skill level is, and whether the site will pay you if you don't live in the US. There's already lots of advice here on Mylot. All you have to do is search for the site names. But the only way you're really going to find the best for you is by going to the sites, reading their FAQs and guidelines and looking around to see what kind of writing is featured or highly rated.
• India
6 Sep 10
Thanks for your response, Catana.I will search for discussions regarding helium and other sites here .....
• United States
6 Sep 10
I agree with Cantana but have a little more to add. Have a brand as well as flexibility to write general consumer articles. Are you really informative,funny or combination of both? In other words, do you have a voice or are you just telling facts? I say this because so many people are getting on the boat for someone whose been at it since 2006, it has forced me to be creative in my content,marketing, etc. Some people knock ghostwriting (uncredited) for content companies like Content Authority and TextBroker but I think of it this way, it's 10 or 25 U.S. dollars you might not have had 5 minutes before. Best in your endeavors!