Statistics papers - few orders for writing jobs?

Hello everyone,

I am new to this forum and I feel privileged to contribute to knowledge and ideas herein. I am a Statistician by profession but have been taking on writing gigs relating to my specialty over the past one year. However, it seems like there are just a few students in the field since I have not been getting a lot of orders. I would like to share the experiences of other writers in a similar situation. Thanks. :-)

Hi JonDan

I think there are certain disciplines which tend to use essay writing services more than others.

For example business studies, economics, politics and nursing have come up most frequently for my own company but I have had clients from a wide variety of disciplines.

Certainly statistics comes up in many of the Economics briefs so you should be able to maintain a good income with your skills.

I am always looking to have such people on board as yourself, feel free to get in touch if you like.

Science, Maths, Medicine and English students, in my experience, don't tend to use these services very often, if at all.

Best regards.

Hello Karen,

Firstly, thank you for the info. It is good to know that the market is such wide. Secondly, I would be very interested in what you have to offer. Just to make it clear, my level of writing ranges from undergraduate to high school work but I have also had some experience with graduate and masters level work. I look forward to hearing from you. Again, thanks. :-)

The writing of mathematics papers is few and far between unless you are drafting some sort of dissertation.

Good luck to you.

The type of orders that I used to see that requested statistical knowledge were in the social sciences--various kinds of quantitative research projects in psychology, education, sociology and so on. I never look any orders like those because I lacked the mathematical knowledge, but I did see a number of them. It was far less common to see requests for papers in mathematics and the hard sciences, at least in my experience.

If you are capable of writing statistics papers, then you can write other topics, too. I'd broaden my scope and take on undergraduate business, English, and social sciences papers.

Yeah, thats true. I have been trying to diversify on the types of orders. Thanks.

hi guys, i am looking for a writer that is capable in 'quantitative case analysis requiring the use of programming and Solver'...if that sounds like you don't hesitate to contact me...cheers.

Hello,

I am wondering whether you have found a suitable writer for your paper. In case you have not, contact me for assistance. I am capable of using Microsoft Solver to do quantitative analyses. Thank you.

no not yet, please shoot me an email if you can! Btw - freelance writers may find this website useful for their profession: essayjobs.com

Cheers.

Well I hope you got the desired writer.

Not much calling for this type of writer in the academic field. This is more of a specialized professional writing gig than anything else. It isn't easy to hawk your services to a specialized clientele because that niche is very small in this case. You may want to try writing for other fields, the ones more in demand and simple so that you can at least showcase your writing skills while waiting for a Statistics paper to come by, which could be a long time coming.

For projects that are heavy on stats, I always let my clients know that I just pay someone who is a stats expert for that rather than struggling through it myself, and probably doing it much less well. Conversely, I wouldn't trust that someone who specializes in stats is, necessarily, a good enough writer for anybody to trust him on writing up the text of the analysis; but maintaining a relationship with one or two reliable stats experts has proven invaluable to me.

An academic writer who outsources a task just so he can earn from the client by adding on the actual charge of the writer actually doing the task is doing a disservice to the student. While he may attest to the credibility and skills of the writer he is "parterned" with, that does not erase the increased costing and loss of freedom to decide of the student. Of course he will agree to the deal since he "trusts" the referee and because of that, does not mind the increased costing. If a writer is not capable of writing a particular order, then he must admit it to the student and give the student the ability to find another writer. He may "refer" someone, but not act as a middle man and earn from the "referral". That makes the referee no better than an overpriced writing company. The student cannot really be sure of this referral will be up to his standards and yet, he has to trust that he will get a good project from the outsourced writer. That is not a deal that is on the level as far as I am concerned. Sometimes, the service should not be just about making money. Honesty and admission of writer limitations should count more than vested interests since the former count towards truly trusting the writer and that he is not helping other writers scam the students.

Any writer who says he does not make any money from the referral should look at himself and the mirror and admit the truth to himself before trying to convince others he is just doing both sides "a favor". He knows what he is actually doing.

Exactly like THIS?


Projects of a given length and relative difficulty with statistical data analyses always cost more than projects of the same length and relative difficulty that don't require data analyses. If my clients choose to order projects from me for which I use a stats specialist only for the statistical work, I don't make a dime on the part that the specialist provides for me; I simply add on whatever the specialist charges me. Furthermore, I obtain a price for that task from the specialist and communicate it to my client before the client makes his or her decision about ordering the project.


It's not about doing "favors," much less "convincing" anybody about anything. Frankly, my regular clients have absolutely no desire to go back to the whole process of trying to find another good, legitimate writer, especially my regular clients who found me only after first having gotten ripped off by -- or after having received low-quality work from -- my many illegitimate competitors. In fact, much more often than not, when a client initially proposes a quantitative-analysis-based research topic, I explain that, if they want to order the project from me, the options are: (1) To have my stats specialist do (only) the stats, or (2) To let me come up with a suitable qualitative-analysis-based research topic or a suitable literature-review-based topic. (My clients also have the option of ordering their projects elsewhere; but this isn't an option that they need me to present or explain, because it's patently obvious.)

Typically, when it's the client who originally came up with the idea for the research design, they simply allow me to provide an alternate research design that doesn't require any statistical data analysis. Usually, they contact me before anything has actually been submitted for approval; so, I just provide an initial proposal for a project that I can write in its entirety. On the relatively rare occasion that they're already locked into something requiring statistics, they're fine with paying for exactly what my stats specialist charges me for that work, no more and no less. New prospective clients who don't yet know my work often go elsewhere for those projects and thank me for my honesty. Regular clients who already know my work almost always choose to have me write everything (including the narrative portion of the data analysis section) based on the numerical data analysis provided by my stats specialist.