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Real Writing Jobs is a comprehensive resource and training tool for people looking to make money on a part or full-time basis by using their writing and editing skills. Inside of the members area, you have access to a database of hundreds of companies which are looking for freelancers in an attempt to reduce their labor costs.

A lot of employers today are looking to outsource some of their projects and jobs in an attempt to reduce labor costs. One of the largest markets for freelance writers is the marketing and publicity sector. Each business requires marketing and a typical marketing budget of an enterprise is between 5 and 10% of revenue. And successful marketing NEEDS desperately fresh ideas, in particular during Internet marketing campaigns. The more information companies have on their web sites, the more Internet presence they get at mayor search engines like Google or Yahoo. Many of the jobs they are demanding are simple online writing tasks, such as blogging about a movie that you recently saw, commenting on what your opinion is of a certain kind of car, proof reading simple or technical documents or web pages and more. Even though most of the bigger companies have professional marketing staff, each document should pass through an independent review process. And this job more and more frequently is outsourced to freelancers. 

One of the most important aspects and the difference to most of other comparable services is the fact that job listings are always fresh and up-to-date. Every 24 hours, the database is updated and new jobs are added and unavailable postings are cleared out.

Apart from the database, there are also valuable training tools and resources to help writers earn the most from their writing.

Now you might think that there are many similar services, but the truth is that once you try this program, you will figure out why it is so special.

Real Writing Jobs is a membership site and in order to get access they are charging a maintenance fee for their database and services, including training material. The good news is that they offer a seven day trial for just $4.95. During this time you get full access to their members area and you can see for yourself what writing jobs they have on offer and whether or not it is worth to continue using their service. During this time you might find that the writing jobs they offer are not suitable for you and you can easily resign from their membership.

As the name suggest, Real Writing Jobs is specifically created for writers. However, besides writing jobs, you can also find many editing and proof reading jobs at Real Writing Jobs.

Here are some of the jobs that you can find at RealWritingJobs.com:

• Review Websites for Inappropriate Content
• Blog Writing Jobs
• Writing Short Articles
• Reading and Responding to Emails
• Editing Content and Proofreading
• Travel Writing Jobs
• Technical Writing Jobs
  

Most likely you are not going to make thousands of dollars in your first month. This business requires a learning process. The really high paying jobs require the ability to not only write well but being able to write on highly technical issues like software, mechanics, medicine or electronics. The top jobs usually are reserved for highly experienced writers that can provide web references for their work. In order to compete with these professionals you’ll need to go through a learning process and slowly build up your professional experience and reputation. Bottom line is: Don’t get too excited about rapid massive payouts.

Realistically, you’ll be looking at a range of $3 – $12 per article or blog post as a beginner, which makes about $300 to $500 per month as a part-time job. It depends on your writing skills and how much time you need to write 2 to 3 good articles or posts per day. Some people need just half an hour while others are working 3 hours to manage this. Rule is that you become more and more profitable with experience – like in any other career – and $1000 to $2000 per month is a realistic figure to aim for as a part-time job.

According to a salary statistics published by Indeed.com, full time writers or editors working in the US have an average annual salary of $52,000. A senior technical writer/editor makes in average about $68,000 a year with top incomes above $120,000.

I even found a supervisor writer/editor job published from the US Army Acquisition support center offering up to $163k yearly salary!

4. Membership of Real Writing Jobs

5. Pros and Cons

With virtual offices being set up across the world, working from home is no longer a thing of the past. Following a few simple tips and maintaining a high discipline can overshadow the cons and let you reap the fruits of the benefits. These are the main pros and cons working as a freelancer with RealWritingJobs.com: 

Pros:

1.  You will have the opportunity to work as your own boss and to work from home, spending much more time with your family and friends.

2.  You will be able to start a career where your earnings are increasing gradually, depending on your level of skill and time you are going to invest.

3. Real Writing Jobs will not only link you to potential employers, but they also provide valuable training and tools (including automatic article writing and idea generator software) to help you become a better writer or editor.

4.  You don't have to be a great writer in order to find a suitable assignment at Real Writing Jobs. There are jobs available for all kinds of skill level and if you can write at an eighth grade level, writing any of these articles shouldn't be a problem.

5. Starting as a freelance writer for a big company often is a springboard to a full-time employment.

6. You can work from anywhere in the world. All you need is a computer with an Internet connection!

7.  You can earn $1000 to 2000$ per month with a part-time job from the commodity of your home.

8.  Real Writing Jobs offers a 60 days money back guarantee after you paid the one time membership fee of $77 for lifetime membership. There is really enough time to see if the membership site works for you. 

Cons:

1. Even though you do not need very good writing skills, top paying jobs are reserved to experienced writers and you may be rejected by employers or you may be stuck with jobs that pay much lower than you would prefer.

2.  Be aware that you need to go through a learning process – this is not a “get-rich-quick” sort of business. There is just too much hype surrounding this membership site. You might have heard of people mentioning that you can earn up to $375 per day. This can be quite misleading, especially for new writers without experience.

3.  Most of the offered jobs are for freelancers, i.e. you need to work at home and without permanent supervision. This has advantages but also disadvantages. You’ll not be able to clock out at any specific time. If you do not complete your work quickly you will be stuck at your computer all night trying to finish, and it becomes rather tiresome after a while. A particular problem with working at home also is motivation. It is easy to slip into slackness since there is no pressure to start working at a certain time or dress a certain way. Productivity can seriously decrease under such circumstances if great self-discipline is not maintained.

4.  If you are working alone, you will need to proofread your own work as part of a quality control measure. Proofreading is an important part of the writing job and you will need to develop a rather keen eye for errors. It's not always easy to catch your own spelling mistakes and most employers require proofreading of your work.

5. There is a one-time membership fee of $77 at this time of writing. Even though it is said that members are usually able to earn back their membership fees with their very first assignment, $77 is still a big sum of money for some people.

6.  Even though experienced writers can make $50 per article, $3 to $12 per article is a much more realistic expectation for a beginner.