For example a client would post requesting to have an article written by 5pm tomorrow or request for it to be completed within 4 days. I think it would work much better if time scales were set in terms of days rather than hours. Most are between 4 and 18 hours I've found which although is a long time in terms of actually writing content, doesn't take into account that freelancers often want to come back to work later. Timescales to complete jobs in seem very limited to me. You either have to accept the job now (and you can only take one job at a time, which I understand) or scroll back through pages of listed jobs to find it again. If you see a job you think you might be interested in, you can't save it for later and continue looking incase you find something more appealing or more worth while in terms of pay. Next, it irritates me that you can't save a job to go back to. I've found on numerous occasions entire pages of listed jobs are just one job listed about 10 times which is tedious as you have to scroll through them all. A lot of the new jobs posted often seem to be repeats too. I've checked multiple times a day for about a week now and there's probably about 20-30 new job posts a day which isn't a lot considering how many writers are on there. Secondly, there's not a great deal of content on there. I understand taking a small platform fee but this seems over the top. I understand this is because a lot of the people requesting content on there are from start up companies but that doesn't justify the fact that IWriter only give the actual writers 65% of the article price. There's not many jobs on there with any decent offers of pay. You get on average less than 10 pounds for a lot of the stuff on there and when you're doing research and writing at least a thousand words per job, it probably averages out to about 3/4 pound per hour. I do however have several minor queries that make me not love it to the extent I should: Firstly, it's not great pay in the slightest. Payment is genuine and all jobs posted are legit. I will praise Iwriter as it offers good opportunities, especially for someone just starting out in freelancing.

I've been writing on it for a few weeks now and have several completed jobs under my belt. Overall I like Iwriter and can't really fault it in any serious manner.

The potential to be good but needs a lot of work

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