Pros
- Work from home. - "Write" for a living, although sometimes you will have to copy directly what the client wants on their website, and the writing itself isn't extensively creative, usually. - Gain copywriting/SEO tag experience. - They do pay writers, and are legit.
Cons
- The daily quotas are a bit much considering the average website is actually about 10 pages, and each page tends to take longer than you would expect. - If you can pump out pages super fast (stressing yourself level of speed), you can make OKAY money. Otherwise, you will average out a VERY poor hourly rate. - Having to bid for sites to work on can be a pain, is at times exhausting in it's competitiveness, and doesn't guarantee you will get to work on that particular site. - The "writing" work is tedious, often boring, and involves some copying/pasting, and also is a lot of repetitious SEO tags, etc. For a true creative writer type, it's a very tedious, boring job. - Websites have to go through an editing process, etc. and sometimes it can takes weeks before you are paid for your work.