/calculators/content-roi?niche=tech$1,606.39 of value from 1.1M views, against $50.40 of editing (fee included). Return on the edit: 3087%.
Views: median of 19 published Tech cuts editors here reported views for; quieter and stronger months are the 25th and 75th percentiles. Value: what 6 CPM-priced jobs here pay editors per 1,000 views ($0.50–$3). That is a floor on what the views were worth to the people who posted those jobs, not what they are worth to you — replace it with your own number. Reported views come from the editors' portfolios: they are the cuts editors chose to show, so they skew towards hits.
How the number is made.
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Quieter and stronger months use the 25th and 75th percentile of measured views, so you see the range, not one lucky number.
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Where we are the wrong choice, too.
Better here on 4 of 9 · even on 1 · better with in-house editor on 4
Better here on 4 of 8 · even on 1 · better with production agency on 3
Better here on 3 of 8 · even on 2 · better with general freelance marketplace on 3
Better here on 3 of 7 · even on 0 · better with editing it yourself on 4
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