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Hi there!
Is anyone here outsourcing content research and development? If yes, what are your recommended companies?
Let me know, thank you!
Truthfully before you even consider outsourcing it is important to to go through the training and understand the process. Without the background of how this is done you will not know if the quality of work you hired for is worth it. Many companies advertise their work but it will not product the results you want and need to grow your site. So be sure you understand what good website post content development is.
We do not outsource our work. When we create it we know it is original content not created by artificial intelligence or copied from someone else. Search engines are very mature and will not rank your site if it has copied or AI created content. We have heard that Upworks may be ok, but unless you pay at least $50 for a 1000 word article it will not be worth it. (the quality will be poor and will not rank.)
Hi - so, it sounds as though you are wishing to hire someone who is more than simply a content writer.
As regards a content writer or copywriter, you would give them a basic outline of the topic and your chosen keyword. They would research the topic and put together a well-written, grammatically correct article that should not require editing.
This type of service can cost anything from a few dollars (not recommended) to an average of $50, up to $100 or more for approximately 1000 words.
However, if you are expecting the writer to research and find topics and keywords, and develop an ongoing content strategy, that would be a different service altogether, and subsequently more expensive and would require more experience, as a knowledge of SEO would be required.
Upwork, textbroker, onlinejobs dot ph and Jobs section of ProBlogger.
You are needing a qualified SEO who knows what they are doing. costs can run $50 to $75 a piece.
Otherwise you may end up editing their work, and that's not productivity.
For example I would not hire someone for fiverr to do freelance writing for us.
However, I usually find adequate keywords.
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Does anyone outsource their content development?
Hi there!
Is anyone here outsourcing content research and development? If yes, what are your recommended companies?
Let me know, thank you!
I did one time, and the work was copied from another website. This was not good and a waste of money. Be careful!
Truthfully before you even consider outsourcing it is important to to go through the training and understand the process. Without the background of how this is done you will not know if the quality of work you hired for is worth it. Many companies advertise their work but it will not product the results you want and need to grow your site. So be sure you understand what good website post content development is.
We do not outsource our work. When we create it we know it is original content not created by artificial intelligence or copied from someone else. Search engines are very mature and will not rank your site if it has copied or AI created content. We have heard that Upworks may be ok, but unless you pay at least $50 for a 1000 word article it will not be worth it. (the quality will be poor and will not rank.)
Hi - so, it sounds as though you are wishing to hire someone who is more than simply a content writer.
As regards a content writer or copywriter, you would give them a basic outline of the topic and your chosen keyword. They would research the topic and put together a well-written, grammatically correct article that should not require editing.
This type of service can cost anything from a few dollars (not recommended) to an average of $50, up to $100 or more for approximately 1000 words.
However, if you are expecting the writer to research and find topics and keywords, and develop an ongoing content strategy, that would be a different service altogether, and subsequently more expensive and would require more experience, as a knowledge of SEO would be required.
Upwork, textbroker, onlinejobs dot ph and Jobs section of ProBlogger.
You are needing a qualified SEO who knows what they are doing. costs can run $50 to $75 a piece.
Otherwise you may end up editing their work, and that's not productivity.
For example I would not hire someone for fiverr to do freelance writing for us.
However, I usually find adequate keywords.
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I did one time, and the work was copied from another website. This was not good and a waste of money. Be careful!