writers online how much should we charge per article

Have you heard of LetterRep.com? For me this is the best website where you can engage writers to compose a letter - any kind of letter or article for you. You register for free as a writer and the website will email you or present you a list of prepaid orders from customers in need of letters. The website charges customers $20 for a letter regardless of length or content (a one paragraph letter or 1000 word article). If you're a good letter or article writer and your letter gets chosen or bought, you'll received 50% of the revenue or $10. There is a 30-day waiting period for your payment to be credited to your PayPal account (LetterRep will explain why). Now, let me tell you why customers pay as much as $20 or even higher: If an application/resume letter gets you hired for a job, or an apology letter won you back the affection of a loved one, or perhaps a letter of appeal/explanation got you out of a tight spot or restored your credit rating isn't it too small a price to pay?

One dollar os far too cheap. I suppose it depends on how you value your time and how long it will take you to write the article. Just consider, if it's going to take you and hour then you are earniing just one dollar per hour. But it does depend on if you are willing to work for that rate. I have one client at the moment who buys articles in bulk and because of that I charge $4 for a 250 word article and $8 for a 500 word article. However I do know of more experienced writers that earn so much more per article too. Rates do vary but if you deserve more then aim for more. Hope I have helped :)

It will depend on the site that you wrote the article for. There are a few out there that don't offer but a few dollars per article that you write. And if it was only an offer, you may want to read through your article to see why they may have only offered you such a low amount. If you are interested in freelance writing, there are a number of great sites that you can work for that have fixed payments, etc. I actually write for a few different sites and am always on the look out for a site that is more fair to writers. The ideal places to get work would be for some of the national magazines, etc. Think of the amounts you could be making per word then. Good luck with your writing!

Hello, France. It all depends. Is the article exclusive to the person who is offering, or can you earn with it on another site? It does seem rather low, but as an example, if you can write the article and then post it on another site for upfront payments and page views, there's the potential to earn quite a bit. However, if this is just to be used by the person paying you, it's far too cheap. Only you can deced whether to accept or not, but it may be worth talking the bid up, to show that you're not desperate to earn money - even if you are.

I think that one dollar for an article is a rip off. I believe for every 500 words charge 5 to 8 dollars