Advego. Marketing, Freelance and Content Exchange.

A good platform.

Date of experience: November 1, 2019

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Date of experience: July 23, 2015

You know, Atixsl or whatever your name is, you could at least rewrite your message on different forums about Advego (if you know what rewriting is!). As for the system, I don't have any major complaints; I'm a newbie and have only been working on Advego for a month and a half...

Date of experience: December 14, 2010

I provide excellent expensive articles http://vkontakte.ru/id103701243?rate=1&v=3

Date of experience: October 20, 2010

It all started when my article was rejected due to ONE spelling mistake. Then I decided to sell articles in the store, and the following happened: the moderator accepted all my articles and put them up for sale without finding any mistakes, and then just...

Date of experience: October 19, 2010

Advego is a system that rips people off for big money; 10% of your earnings is not enough for them, they want more! How does Advego rip you off, you might ask? It's very simple - you work for Advego, accumulate the necessary amount, and when you want to withdraw it, they...

Date of experience: August 22, 2010

Great website, I earned my first money online here.

Date of experience: March 16, 2010

On Advego, there are no low-paying tasks; even likes or subscriptions cost 5 rubles but require additional activity. I wrote expensive reviews for 500 rubles and made videos for 800 rubles. I'm not very experienced in copywriting, so I didn't try writing articles, and it takes a long time to understand the topics. I don't like the discipline: strict deadlines, losing your rating for refusing a task, which can lead to account blocking. The constant changes in status are also exhausting. Additionally, I'm troubled by the instability with withdrawing funds. The most convenient wallet is WebMoney, but it keeps getting added and removed. I used to be able to withdraw 3000-4000 rubles from Advego, but now I can barely accumulate 500 rubles in a month. The site is decent if you work only on it, but for those who prefer freedom, there are more suitable options.

Date of experience: June 27, 2024

Unfortunately, 2020 was not the best year for me in terms of work, and I found myself without means of subsistence. The opportunity for remote work without location constraints piqued my interest, and many websites offered ways to earn at least some money. From my experience, while searching for income online, I would close pages with offers for graphic design, translations, and other similar tasks, as these required skills and education that I did not have. Many copywriting sites charged fees for access to orders. I decided to look for work without any investment. Unfortunately, alongside reliable resources, I "had the luck" of encountering fraudulent websites before I found the copywriting exchange Advego. The work of a copywriter involves writing articles for businesses, texts for websites, and landing pages. I registered on the platform and began searching for orders. Not all sections of the exchange are available to newcomers. At first, I completed the simplest tasks that paid 10-50 rubles, which took no more than 15 minutes to complete. The types of tasks included: • voting on a website; • likes on social media; • reviews on websites. After passing a test in the Russian language, I, as a performer, gained access to more complex and better-paying tasks. I tried to perform my work well, increasing my rating and finding regular clients through the white list. You can withdraw money starting from 500 rubles, and since September 2022, the site's commission is 15%. Self-employed performers have advantages when withdrawing funds — reduced bank fees, legal income, and quick withdrawals within 1-2 days. The site has a professional support team that clearly answers questions and makes fair decisions in disputes with clients. Advego has a block of publicly available orders that can be taken up immediately, as well as orders approved through a tender. More expensive tasks include: • writing an article on a given topic; • product descriptions for website landing pages; • writing SEO articles based on keywords; • translating or writing text in a foreign language. It makes sense that a portfolio and high rating increase a performer's chances of winning a tender. Over two years, my rating has become Expert. I have already set up my search for orders starting from 500 rubles and a price of 150 rubles per 1000 characters. An approved application from a client allows the performer to start working. A specific number of hours is allocated for task completion, and the conditions and technical assignment are available in the job card. Communication with the client is conducted only through the site by clicking on "Discuss Work" in the order card. The completed work must be checked for plagiarism. The site has the Advego Plagiatus program, which allows you to check text for uniqueness online. Registered performers can use this resource for free if they have enough characters in their account. The administration credits daily spent characters depending on the rating. As an Expert, I am entitled to 30,000 characters, which can be purchased if necessary. You can also earn on Advego by participating in the affiliate program and selling your work through the article shop. I had one piece of work that was not accepted, but I revised it and put it up for sale, waiting for a buyer. For

Date of experience: August 15, 2024

It all started almost as a joke; perhaps I just wanted to try something new. About a year ago, an acquaintance told me that he earns 5,000 rubles a day on Advego. Naturally, I didn't believe it and decided to check everything myself. I’ll say right away that earning that amount in a day is practically impossible. You not only need to find available orders but also win the tender. Many clients require proof of a narrow specialization, sometimes even a diploma. I started with small orders—likes on social media, brand promotion, and improving search engine performance. In the first two weeks, I managed to earn 500 rubles, but to withdraw them to a card, you have to wait 16 days according to Advego's rules. There was also a literacy test (which was later canceled) that opened access to more serious orders. I passed it, to my shame, only on the third attempt. Six months of work taught me a lot. Now I don’t take every order that comes my way. I initially made mistakes with Yandex maps and then with review sites. I decided to stop posting reviews. Now I only write textual reviews; it’s not difficult and slightly reduces the fees for withdrawing funds. I discovered a convenient feature—instant withdrawal of money. I've never had problems with this; I make a request, and the money arrives in my card within a minute. There are some nuances: withdrawals are only available once a day, but you can take a pretty decent amount. I write articles and texts on any topic. It doesn’t matter to me what to write about: it could be drones, elevator system aggregators, garden plants, cooking recipes, knitting, architectural styles, or exterminating bedbugs. I write about everything I know or can find reliable information on. There are tasks that are impossible to complete: a client might require 12,000 characters without fluff and stop words—that's unrealistic, especially with 95% uniqueness. If anyone knows how to do this, I would be very grateful for advice. The Advego administration is quite loyal to clients, but don’t expect them to defend your interests. Probably rightly so—the client is always right. I’ve had a few awkward situations where it was hard to prove something, but I don’t worry too much about it. To sum up, if you’re not interested in earning a thousand or fifteen hundred rubles a day (without leaving home and working only on a PC), this information is not for you. Personally, I’m fine with this combination. I work on two computers: one is set up for rendering for visualization and remains untouched, while I use the other as I see fit. I never forget that first and foremost, I am a designer.

Date of experience: September 12, 2024