Bidding for projects

99 Weeks		Feb 7, 12, 02:35PM \| #1
Joined: Jul 7, 11 Threads: 2 Posts: 3	I am working for a company that, according to my extensive research, is located in the US and not a scam. The issue is that I'm required to look at a project board and bid on the essays I'd like to write. I'm bidding what I believe are fairly standard rates for writers in the US (about $8 to $10 dollars per page for undergraduate work and $11 or $12 for graduate work), but only winning 1 in 10 of the projects. I'm writing less than 5 pages a week. What is the best way to increase my success rate? Are my bids actually too high to win more work? I don't want to work for peanuts, but I need to win more projects. I've applied with, and been accepted by, several other companies, but they seem to have either no work, or what they do have isn't something I can write (e.g., an engineering dissertation). FYI: English is my native language, I am a US citizen, and I have a master's degree in a social science field.

MeoKhan	Writer	Edited by: MeoKhan Feb 7, 12, 02:53PM \| #2
Joined: Jan 9, 11 Threads: 4 Posts: 1,119	If you've got a degree in the social sciences, I'd suggest you improve your present level of expertise - by trying to write in as many areas of social sciences as possible. It will also be appropriate to try your hands in other fields. However, you should work only on those projects you're sure you're good at. Working with companies requires a lot of patience. The most important thing is your reputation. Once you develop it, client will come to you and your work will increase. However, if you are too worried to earn more at this stage, I am afraid to say that instead of the clients coming to you, you might be faced with a lot of revisions.

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