Article Writing Business

Would you know an opportunity if you saw it?

If so, there is a world of opportunity waiting for you and ArticleWriter.co.uk could be the name to bring customers flocking to your door.

I don't have time to develop all of the names in my portfolio and therefore I am making ArticleWriter.co.uk available for purchase, lease or a joint venture project.

Article writing is big business, especially online.

Go to any online freelance site and you'll see people clamouring for good quality articles, either for print based media, or for specialist web sites.

Let's face it, accurate writing takes time and effort. If the subject is specialised, it's even harder work, because the subject has to be properly researched.

There are certain web sites where article writers can be hired for as little as $5 per article - an article being around 600 words.

The quality you get is a bit hit and miss to say the least and the chances are that English is not the writer's native language, which can lead to all kinds of problems.

There is always a good market for high quality article writers and those writers can pretty much name their own price, depending on the subject matter.

Running an article writing business doesn't mea that you have to do all of the writing yourself of course.

Colleges and universities throughout the country are full of very bright students who will happily produce well researched articles on specific subjects for a few pounds a time.

All you have to do is deliver consistently good articles to your audience.

There's even a market for selling good quality content via membership sites known as PLR (Private Label Rights).

Essentially, web masters (often domain name investors with large domain name portfolios) join these sites and get access to a library of pre-written articles that they can then use as-is, or more commonly, amend slightly to avoid duplicity.

Think about this for a moment.

You could get a dozen regular writers to create unique content about popular and more specialised subjects. Each article might cost say, £10 for 600-1000 words.

Each week, every one of the writers would produce say one article.

If you have a PLR site with 100 members (easily achievable) who each pay a nominal £10 per month, you could be making £1000 a month from an outlay of £120 for very little effort.

PLR is only one way to go - it's certainly an easy way to making a nice residual income each month.

Food for thought isn't it?

ArticleWriter.co.uk is a superb name for this kind of business.

If somebody doesn't come along and snap this up soon for the asking price of just £6000, I might just start it myself.