Today’s content publishers, especially of the online variety (website owners, online business owners) don’t have the tools, the time or the resources to find a “qualified” content writer. Now, this may not be true for large online companies or corporations that hire writers – but it’s overwhelmingly true in situations with average Joe or Jane, sole proprietor type businesses.  In the majority of cases – they don’t care how much training you have; they don’t care where you went to school, they don’t care if you’re a stay-at-home parent or a full-time professional – they just want the content that will help them for their purposes.

This tidbit of information really is good news for the budding writers amongst us, especially if that’s you.  Now, it’s unrealistic to think that a no-experience writer will get $20 per article straight out the gate, even with offline writing experience or training – but it’s certainly not unheard of.  Really, how much money you make as a writer starting out depends more on where you find your writing jobs than your qualifications.  Even if you’re a mediocre writer, you can make that ever-coveted $20 per 400 word article if you market your services to the right people.

Bottom line – you don’t need a lot of experience as a writer to get paid to write online content.  If you head on over and pickup your own copy of the Daily Writing Jobs report, you’ll find a ton of resources that will help you to find writing jobs in no time flat, regardless of your current experience level.

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