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Milling Around: Should You Write for WritersDomain?
When I started to pursue writing as a career, I did a lot of work for content mills. WritersDomain was one of the first platforms I found, and it is one of a handful of those platforms that is still open.
WritersDomain has a lot of ups and downs. If you are thinking about writing for a content mill, should you set your sights on writing for this website? Here’s what you need to know.
You Can Now Withdraw Money Sooner
Let’s start with the good. Recently, WritersDomain implemented the ability to withdraw money as long as you have $25 in approved articles. In the past, the payment threshold was $100, so this was one of the changes that writers were actually excited about.
Compared to other content mills, WritersDomain does allow you to withdraw money pretty quickly. Once you articles are approved, you can get your money in your Paypal account. There have been other mills that would approve my article in February but I wouldn’t get a paper check until April. Additionally, WritersDomain approves articles within two weeks in most cases, and sometimes you can get an approval in a matter of hours.
