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It is about the fourth time I 'm asking the same question? What is your advice about outsourcing a blog? Is it a find way to start my site, according that my first language is
Hey there... hello, My only thought on this is that you are the brand , making a personal dialogue and connecting with your audience. They will be connecting with you and your style and that for me is the USP of a blog. My view only of course, good luck with it, Phil
In my opinion it's not wise to outsource something you are not expert in. How are you supposed to asses quality and price if you don't have the experience? Like Abie said below, you need to keep updating your website with fresh content consistently. So you are not looking at a one time investment but a monthly one if you plan to outsource it. Many successful people here are outsourcing their writing work but they do it once they can cover the expenses with the profit their website is making. I recommend you follow the training and write in French, I reckon there's enough French speaking population online to make a good living. Probably less competition than in English as well.
Jean, I answered your question directly on my profile page when you asked this same question. Then you asked me it again.
You should have gotten a response notification and here is a screenshot of the response I gave you:
Hi - not sure where you have asked your previous questions as I answer queries every day and have not seen any from you.
Anyway, if you are talking about outsourcing your content, do be aware that a good quality writer can cost $50 just for one post of 1000 words. Obviously this is an expensive route to take.
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Why does any body of this platform doesn't answered me?
It is about the fourth time I 'm asking the same question? What is your advice about outsourcing a blog? Is it a find way to start my site, according that my first language is
You should write the first 20 or so post yourself in your 'own voice' as mentioned below. Then if you decide to outsource later you know what level of article to expect, although you will still need to put your own spin on it.
Just remember that spending $20 on an article will likely give you poor content. You will more often have to spend far more for decent quality - around $0.03 to $0.04 per word.
My advice for what it's worth is to write 20 to 30 articles yourself and then think about outsourcing after. Unless you have money to burn of course.
Hey there... hello, My only thought on this is that you are the brand , making a personal dialogue and connecting with your audience. They will be connecting with you and your style and that for me is the USP of a blog. My view only of course, good luck with it, Phil
In my opinion it's not wise to outsource something you are not expert in. How are you supposed to asses quality and price if you don't have the experience? Like Abie said below, you need to keep updating your website with fresh content consistently. So you are not looking at a one time investment but a monthly one if you plan to outsource it. Many successful people here are outsourcing their writing work but they do it once they can cover the expenses with the profit their website is making. I recommend you follow the training and write in French, I reckon there's enough French speaking population online to make a good living. Probably less competition than in English as well.
Jean, I answered your question directly on my profile page when you asked this same question. Then you asked me it again.
You should have gotten a response notification and here is a screenshot of the response I gave you:
Hi - not sure where you have asked your previous questions as I answer queries every day and have not seen any from you.
Anyway, if you are talking about outsourcing your content, do be aware that a good quality writer can cost $50 just for one post of 1000 words. Obviously this is an expensive route to take.
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You should write the first 20 or so post yourself in your 'own voice' as mentioned below. Then if you decide to outsource later you know what level of article to expect, although you will still need to put your own spin on it.
Just remember that spending $20 on an article will likely give you poor content. You will more often have to spend far more for decent quality - around $0.03 to $0.04 per word.
My advice for what it's worth is to write 20 to 30 articles yourself and then think about outsourcing after. Unless you have money to burn of course.