Pluspunten
Flexible , able to supplement my income, friendly community, available management
Minpunten
Pay is low end, some of the topics can be a little tedious and boring to write about. Pay gets better as you advance levels, but don’t expect to reach any title beyond a writer for real career opportunities
Pluspunten
There’s plenty of work, the pay is great once you reach higher levels. (I average about $25-30 per hour.) Management is very responsive to any questions or concerns you have over specific clients. Once you reach higher levels you get cool rewards like a t-shirt, LinkedIn group access, and stocks in the company. For those who are complaining their account was suspended...the only explanation is that they must have not been a strong writer. BlogMutt only accepts 5% of writers who apply which I love since that leaves more work for the “regulars” on the site. Overall it’s a great company with a bright future and I’m happy to be apart of it!
Minpunten
There are times when I wish I could speak to a client directly for more info on exactly what they want. BlogMutt doesn’t allow writer to client conversation at all. I wish there were far more “deadline” topics available to claim.
Pluspunten
It's one of the higher paying writing gigs They pay weekly if you want or just when you submit your invoices There is no pressure to write for certain clients You can pick the articles you want to write You can write on your own time Easy to use Management does seem to look for ways to improve the process for its writers. I've spoken to many writers that make all their money through Blogmutt, so it is possible to eventually make enough money to live off of it. You have to level up to get the higher-paying articles, but ti worth the struggle. I've only had 10% of my articles rejected and only two of those I couldn't use for other clients. All the other ones, I submitted to new clients and sold them.
Minpunten
You only get paid if a client takes the article you write. If the client already has a lot of articles in their queue you probably won't get paid for your article for several months. Some clients reject articles a lot, so writers often avoid them. If you are new you should avoid them too. If you want to make this a regular job you need to write often and eventually, you'll start getting paid every week, since you have so many articles out. If a client does reject your article, you can send it to another client.