Textbroker USReviews of textbroker.com

I have loved working with Textbroker since 2009. I've encountered a diverse client base with challenging projects, which keep me focused and drive me to produce my best work. All team leaders are not just helpful, but they provide detailed feedback on my drafts, offer suggestions for improvement, and are always available for questions or concerns. They really care about their writers and go many steps beyond to ensure that clients connect with the best writers for their SEO and marketing needs.

Extremely reliable and responsive.

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I have been working for Textbroker for 7+ years as an editor and writer. What I love most is that it's a remote job, and I can work from anywhere: home, a cafe, a hotel. I was even able to move from one city to another without my income being affected. As an editor, I appreciate the direct contact we have with our managing editors - especially if we have questions regarding the orders we're working on. They're always available and very helpful. I'm a 5-star writer as well and I like the writing orders we get from clients. It's worth it for writers to get to the 5-star level: better articles and more pay. CONS: I wish there was more work - on both the writing and editing side.

I’ve been working for Textbroker for more than a decade now, and I absolutely love it. The editorial team is friendly and professional and makes client satisfaction a priority. Textbroker’s staff knows how to produce high-quality articles optimized for the best search engine performance. With competitive writing and editing rates, it’s a great place to work.

Textbroker makes articles available as they come in. That there aren't as many 5-star articles as there once were is not Textbroker's fault. The support from Author Support is always on the ball. The support from team administrators has been spotty in the past, but Sean Ammerman and Keri Williams are both equally on the ball. Further, they stand by the people on their teams and have our collective backs. I appreciate the work they do on our behalf. One thing to work on would be having editors who are on the same page. I've gotten consecutive revision requests asking for exactly the opposite thing. That is counterproductive and wastes time. There should be a process in place to handle situations where authors write to author support and/or team administrators for clarification on a point and, thereafter, write the article based upon that clarification only to get a revision request that differs from the clarification that came from Textbroker's communication with the clients. These needless revision requests also waste time and cause frustration. Still, I am happy with the support I'm now getting from Textbroker, and with 14 years' experience with the website, it's like an old friend.

I have mostly enjoyed my time doing work for Textbroker. My primary complaint is that there is little to no support on the weekend. My two main direct order clients (for a total of four order PER DAY) need breaking news and weather information. There have been times when there have been issues and there has been no support to help me assist the client. When the news is breaking, I can't always wait until Monday at 8 am for help.