[premiumwork]

Hello There,
I'm new to webmasters and although I am good at writing with proper grammar and spelling with creativity; I personally don't really like writing but I want to own my own site. If I'm looking for well written articles, no seo experience is needed what should I offer per 100 words? How much do you charge clients for your writing per 100 words?
Thanks

[TGW]

Rates vary and so does quality. On some webmaster forums you can get articles for as cheap as 0.5 cents per word! These are often written by non-native English speakers and are poorly researched. For good, well-researched material expect to pay at least 5c/word, most likely higher.

[crumblepie]

If you get requests from forums, they'll most likely pay you just $1-2 for every 100 words. But if someone from a company hires you online, you can expect to get paid about $10 for every 100 words.

[Richard Moldovanyi]

I usually charge by the hour, rather than by the word.
Perhaps I should consider changing that.

Like others have said, rates vary greatly, especially when you take overseas writers into account.

[sweetcrabhoney18]

A lot of times people charge like less than a penny per word. It's crazy.. pay with you think you are worth. at least 1 penny to start as you grow..

[GeorgieLC]

I charge 4c per word but I've seen many non-native English speakers charging tiny amounts, and a lot of people wanting to take on writers and pay them very little-I was offered a job where I'd be paid 70c for 100 words, and have seen many offering to pay $1-2 for 350 words.

It does really depend on what you want-cheap and cheerful will usually get you content from someone whose first language is probably not English-this of course doesn't necessarily mean their English skills are poor, but writers from India, the Philippines etc. will usually charge a pretty low rate. US/UK etc. based writer will usually charge more, although how much more seems to vary an awful lot.