I agree and do love their new interface. Easy to use!

Yes, a 1,000-word article (4-star writer) will cost $24.35 to be exact.

You can always check their feedback after they write an article. You can block them if they provide you with garbage, though. I have personally, never had a problem with a 4-star writer, though.

It helps to be very specific on what you’re looking for, though. You can do unlimited revisions. If you have to you can just decline the article, and it goes back into the active article where other writers can then pick it up.

There is no extra cost for SEO options. You can give them the keywords and specify how many times you want them to use your keywords. I would suggest 2 to 3 times to avoid it looking spammy, though.

The problem with the writers on Fiverr is you usually get content that is spun or doesn’t flow very well. I have made this costly mistake over the years.

A 1,000-word 2-star author article will cost you $13.35, and a 1,000 word 3-star author article will cost you $18.35.

I can relate to being personal with any and all of the content I post, but it takes quite awhile to write a good 1,000+ word article with some great information in it.

I typically will edit articles after I get a draft just to give it more of my own personal touch to it.

I do recommend you check out Textbroker. I especially like how you can have a quality article in as little as 1 business day. It’s well worth the money when you’re tanked in work.

Elance is pretty good. However, I have found the process of screening writers and developing a working relationship is always a task in hand. When I used to use sites like them I would outsource writing to the Philippines, but the quality of writing isn’t always the best. I do prefer to hire writers in the United States, though.

thanks!

your welcome.