Examiner.com

[IBleedWords]

Hi there!

Anyone have experience writing for Examiner.com? I normally won't write for low or no pay sites, but I think I am going to do it for this site since it appears there is a possibility for good exposure in the future. I was just wondering what other people have experienced with the site in terms of professionalism, pay, flexibility, etc. It seems like a good opportunity if they put some marketing behind it. I like the layout of their site, as well. Plus, the topic they have hired me to write for I have a ton of knowledge and passion for. I'm just curious how it's panned out for others.

[WriteBeat]

What do they pay?

[StacieinAtlanta]

I am writing for them and I really like it so far. They are very professional and it is easy to put articles on the site. I am the National Family Travel Examiner. I am happy with them.

[WriteBeat]

So, what are their rates?

[Champ]

Unfortunately, there's no solid paycheck. I believe they pay $2 per 1000 PPVs.

[EspressoChick]

It sounds like a cool site. Edited by: EspressoChick

[MomIs Write]

I've been eye-ing this site for a month or so...it looks really neat. I've just had a lot going on so this has kind of moved to the back burner.

[TeenMommy]

If they pay $2 per 1000 views that is better than AC in the residuals department.

and STACIE, how long have you been writing for them and how did you get that great title?

[MomIs Write]

Originally Posted by TeenMommy

If they pay $2 per 1000 views that is better than AC in the residuals department.

Exactly! And they are city-specific, so I feel that the material written is very relevant...kind of like a local paper.

[akchrist]

My husband just got hired for this job as well and they told him it was $2.50 per article at a minimum of 3 articles per week. She also said he could get paid more but he didn't pay attention to all the details.