Is writing for sites such as Textbroker where you retain no residual rights, but gain a small upfront payment worth it or a bad idea?
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Though you do get paid after making $10 or more unless you are fast and good writer you have to write in my experience way to much to time for the payout. I would personal stick to sites like this one Mahalo you will make more money here and the topic you get to write on are actually fun to write about unlike Textbroker..
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The reason I have written for Textbroker is because it's steady, simple work that I can complete quickly and efficiently. For me, it's just freelance etc. work. Though I pride in my work, I do not have a deep attachment to content. Instead, I write fiction for the byline, content for steady backup money.
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