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The business model is high turnover and high volume of content output that conforms to a rigid style guide. The only good part about the job was the people, editors were genuinely interested in improving a writer's work.
If you’re absolutely desperate for work you can write for Ranker but be prepared to dull down your work and get paid POORLY. Editors are rude and and unorganized, topics tend to be boring, although you can turn in your own ideas.
The Ranaker is good company. You can develop yourself. We are working 9 houours a day and five days pere week. The saids are saf. I dont have any more tips.
The wages were somewhat low given the type of work. However, there was a lot of creative freedom. Contract writers were able to pitch, research and write their own pieces without the editors nitpicking or over editing.
Not very receptive to ideas outside of banal, shareable content. Extremely poor communication from editorial staff (if they bother communicating at all). Expect market floor compensation, regardless of word count. Basically a content mine masquerading as a start-up, and like the majority of failing start-ups , they lack any kind of cohesive vision.
Pros
You can write anything (in listicle format, of course) as long as it gets clicks
Cons
Low compensation -- even by freelancing standards, Don't expect any editorial notes unless they're asking for longer lists.
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Ranker is a young and energetic company. It produce best online content. It has a very attractive business model. very promising.
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