Comments on: Earn Money Writing for Textbroker.com http://www.nojobformom.com/2008/08/25/writing-for-textbroker/ Leaving the Rat Race for the Work At Home Pace Thu, 02 Sep 2010 15:07:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Grandma http://www.nojobformom.com/2008/08/25/writing-for-textbroker/comment-page-16/#comment-7601 Grandma Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:28:26 +0000 http://www.nojobformom.com/?p=131#comment-7601 Peggy, I do not write that intensely all the time...only when there are a bunch of level 5 articles I want to do! LOL Peggy, I do not write that intensely all the time…only when there are a bunch of level 5 articles I want to do! LOL

]]> By: Grandma http://www.nojobformom.com/2008/08/25/writing-for-textbroker/comment-page-16/#comment-7600 Grandma Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:24:16 +0000 http://www.nojobformom.com/?p=131#comment-7600 Bear in mind that total of articles was built up over a two year period, girls and guys! Now I just moved away from many of those responsibilities and will have even more free time to work on articles....but the past three or four days there have not been any that I wanted to do. Just picked up one because I need it. It's the end of summer, end of August, Labor Day time and I really do not expect much, so I have started working on two more ebooks. I really do not like the holiday times because they seem to be very slow. I do not write for other websites except my own textarticlesale.com website. I need to spend some time getting some traffic there now, so this slow time is useful if not profitable. Somewhere I also have a half written romance novel hiding out, about a gal who (like me) worked at radio stations; it needs completion. And, with Felicia's enthusiam about residual income, I want to study up and move in that direction also. Plus I have my other money making effort, selling sunglasses on eBay! I like to help others. I feel as we get older, it is time to pay back and share knowledge we have accumulated over a lifetime. Bear in mind that total of articles was built up over a two year period, girls and guys! Now I just moved away from many of those responsibilities and will have even more free time to work on articles….but the past three or four days there have not been any that I wanted to do. Just picked up one because I need it. It’s the end of summer, end of August, Labor Day time and I really do not expect much, so I have started working on two more ebooks. I really do not like the holiday times because they seem to be very slow.

I do not write for other websites except my own textarticlesale.com website. I need to spend some time getting some traffic there now, so this slow time is useful if not profitable. Somewhere I also have a half written romance novel hiding out, about a gal who (like me) worked at radio stations; it needs completion. And, with Felicia’s enthusiam about residual income, I want to study up and move in that direction also. Plus I have my other money making effort, selling sunglasses on eBay!

I like to help others. I feel as we get older, it is time to pay back and share knowledge we have accumulated over a lifetime.

]]> By: blackpup http://www.nojobformom.com/2008/08/25/writing-for-textbroker/comment-page-16/#comment-7598 blackpup Thu, 02 Sep 2010 02:15:21 +0000 http://www.nojobformom.com/?p=131#comment-7598 Hi Jeri and welcome to TextBrokers. I am not a seasoned writer as the others. I have only been writing a couple of months. I also came into TB as a level 3. As of right now, I am a level 4. However, I have now been a level 4 three times. I keep bouncing back and forth. I'm hoping I can stay at a level 4 now. I find the more articles I write and the more feedback I get, the better my writing becomes. I still get quite a few articles at 3 stars, but I am also getting more and more 4 star articles. I do have a full time job with over time a lot of the time, so I do not have to much time to write. I do find writing a learning experience though. I have done so much research in which I have learned a lot. I have now written over 100 articles. Hi Jeri and welcome to TextBrokers. I am not a seasoned writer as the others. I have only been writing a couple of months. I also came into TB as a level 3. As of right now, I am a level 4. However, I have now been a level 4 three times. I keep bouncing back and forth. I’m hoping I can stay at a level 4 now.

I find the more articles I write and the more feedback I get, the better my writing becomes. I still get quite a few articles at 3 stars, but I am also getting more and more 4 star articles. I do have a full time job with over time a lot of the time, so I do not have to much time to write. I do find writing a learning experience though. I have done so much research in which I have learned a lot.

I have now written over 100 articles.

]]> By: Peggy Wheeler http://www.nojobformom.com/2008/08/25/writing-for-textbroker/comment-page-16/#comment-7597 Peggy Wheeler Thu, 02 Sep 2010 00:18:07 +0000 http://www.nojobformom.com/?p=131#comment-7597 Jeri, I came in at Level 4 just recently. I'll let you know how quickly I'm bumped to Level 5. From what I can tell, there are more than a few Level 5 writers, but you are right....often times there are very few Level 5 assignments offered. I also write for Demand Studios. We can choose $15 articles, enough to keep a good writer busy most of the day, so DS pays better than TB. But, in my opinion, DS is also more difficult to write for. I'm also considering Suite 101. Jeri, I came in at Level 4 just recently. I’ll let you know how quickly I’m bumped to Level 5. From what I can tell, there are more than a few Level 5 writers, but you are right….often times there are very few Level 5 assignments offered. I also write for Demand Studios. We can choose $15 articles, enough to keep a good writer busy most of the day, so DS pays better than TB. But, in my opinion, DS is also more difficult to write for. I’m also considering Suite 101.

]]> By: Peggy Wheeler http://www.nojobformom.com/2008/08/25/writing-for-textbroker/comment-page-16/#comment-7596 Peggy Wheeler Thu, 02 Sep 2010 00:12:36 +0000 http://www.nojobformom.com/?p=131#comment-7596 We all do love Grandma, and appreciate her willingness to share advice. She's an angel for helping and encouraging others. Keep in mind, though, by her own admission, she gets up very early, writes all day (giving herself 4 or 5 hours break to take care of other responsibilities) then gets back to it and writes until 1 or 2 a.m. every day. While I admire that kind of drive, personally my life is so full, and I have so many other more pressing priorities, I wouldn't be interested in that kind of production-writing schedule. Plus, I'd be bored out of my skull. Still, 2700 articles is an exceptional accomplishment worthy of grand applause. Yay, Grandma! We all do love Grandma, and appreciate her willingness to share advice. She’s an angel for helping and encouraging others.

Keep in mind, though, by her own admission, she gets up very early, writes all day (giving herself 4 or 5 hours break to take care of other responsibilities) then gets back to it and writes until 1 or 2 a.m. every day. While I admire that kind of drive, personally my life is so full, and I have so many other more pressing priorities, I wouldn’t be interested in that kind of production-writing schedule. Plus, I’d be bored out of my skull. Still, 2700 articles is an exceptional accomplishment worthy of grand applause. Yay, Grandma!

]]>