F.A.Q's

Frequently asked Questions

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F.A.Q's

•      What qualifies me as a writer?
•          What should I write about?
•          How long should my write-up be?
•      What type of writing pays better?
•      How much can I earn as a writer?
•      How do I get paid?

WHAT QUALIFIES ME AS A WRITER?

Your ability to compose a readable material, be it agreeable or disagreeable, supportive or opposing, appropriate or a bunch of detailed expressions or experiences that will definitely pique a reader’s interest.

WHAT SHOULD I WRITE ABOUT?

You can write about anything provided you are well informed or have adequate knowledge or skills/experience in the Topic or Subject of choice. You can select this option while filling the Writers Deployment Form.

HOW LONG SHOULD MY WRITE-UP BE?

1. It varies, depending on what you’re writing about.
2. Quotes should be simple, original, realistic and on point.
3. Reviews and News should be in any event, not less than a page, if not more.
4. Articles like Biography, Historical Events, Live stories, blog posts, and inspirational materials should fall between 3000 – 5,000 word counts, to make available enough materials for the Editor.

 WHAT TYPE OF WRITING PAYS BETTER?

High quality contents that readers will love. Write Evergreen contents that are long enough.

Evergreen in the sense that many years later, the information will still be relevant.

Direct your energy towards writing instructional materials like: Tutorials, Guides, and Life Experiences with veritable lessons.

Only be sure to submit authentic  and Up-to-date News only.

HOW MUCH CAN I EARN AS A WRITER?

What you earn as a writer is wholly determined by your own individual effort. You might decide to work part time or as a Full time writer. The quality of time, commitment and or Money you invest in your career will determine your success.

You don’t have to dither. Set your goals and endeavor to achieve them.

HOW DO I GET PAID?

You get paid once you complete any level

You receive payment via paypal, check and bank transfer.

Payment days are usually by start of the week. Meanwhile, you’ll be prompted to confirm your Account details/options before pay day...


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