audiential Reviews

3.4

59% would recommend to a friend

(2 total reviews)

59% positive business outlook

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2 reviews
5.0
25 June 2021
Recommend
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Pros

I started working for Audiential about a month ago and, from the hiring process to now, it has been a refreshingly straightforward and enjoyable experience. I don't identify with a lot of the bad reviews on here, my editor is friendly, patient and approachable and the work is mostly what you make of it - a wide range of topics from real estate to music. You just need to take your time and ask questions if you're unsure. Crucially, as a writer for Audiential, you have autonomy. Freelancers who are juggling clients will enjoy the flexibility and hands-off editorial process. If you've worked in a press team or a news room, you'll know the back-and-forth that comes with team-led blogging/copywriting. Here, as long as you meet the deadlines and perform to a high-enough standard, they're happy to let live. I would recommend working at/with this company if you are a full-time freelancer looking to add a stress-free client to your portfolio. So far, there's been no drama!

Cons

The rates are low, especially compared to UK standards. This is partly because the company is American and the quantities of work are so high. You're also cut off from your articles post-publication, meaning that you can't link them with your portfolio. If you can put up with the above, it's a good deal.

1.0
15 Apr 2019
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Pros

This was a great gig while it lasted, despite the incoherently written assignments and the harassing emails insisting you haven't written to the incoherent assignments. Got to work at home. I find researching and writing extremely enjoyable. So it was fun for a while.

Cons

They burn through writers at an alarming pace as you can see from their multiple job postings on multiple platforms. I'm not saying you should not take a gig here. Just be aware it is not a long term prospect. In a month or two, they will start heckling you over your "tone," and your failure to make sense of their gibberish assignments. You will make the best of illogical directives like "how to make your home more relaxing," and then be told that what you wrote is ridiculous. You should have written about scent diffusers, instead. You will be gaslighted by an editor who doesn't want to edit. She wants you to read her mind. Don't quit your day job. Don't quit looking for a day job.

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