Hi: I only want to write web ads. I am not interested in putting any money down. I want to write web ads for google or other companies and get paid for this. In return I would like to get a check in the mail. I am not interested in putting any of my own money down. I am only interested in registering to there service and writing web ads. How can I do this? A point in the right direction would greatly be appreciated. Thank U So Much.
are you talking about the sentences on Google ads ? if so, those are not written by google. may be you can try/start providing those services in services section of this forum. if anybody interested they will pay you instantly before or after you have done your work. (no need to wait for cheques ) BTW, There are certain requirements to post on services section. Read the rules before you post ... You can also try other sites/forums/classified sites/freelancing sites, etc. Also, you must show your clients like how good you are in writing ads for them. creating a portfolio for your services would be the start if you do not have one already.
Before getting anyone to pay you for any sort of ad copywriting, (and just writing ads is so narrow a niche, you'd only get business if you can demonstrate that your ads get a great click through and conversion rate over and above what people could achieve by writing them themselves) you need to learn the difference between there and their.
If im reading you correctly i believe you would have to have past experience and a good record of results. To be honest im not sure what you mean, can you explain more? your not thinking of adsense are you?
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