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patio11 is always touting scalable content generation, so you may want to look into a writer. Also, I'm not trying to be nasty, but the website is riddled with
by JoachimSchipper 15y ago
patio11 is always touting scalable content generation, so you may want to look into a writer.
Also, I'm not trying to be nasty, but the website is riddled with English problems. Most of those are the freelancers' fault, but they still don't inspire confidence.
An editor (person) or integrated spell checker (script) may be useful. On the other hand, your customers may be in for a rude awakening when actually e-mailing the workers...
- aymeric 15y ago(you are right about English but I think it is a ok compromise when the English is not a big drawback in comparison to be able to have access to great talent from countries with lower cost of living). Regarding scalable content generation, I haven't found keywords for articles that would convert my visitors into clients well enough yet.
- JoachimSchipper 15y agoFailing that, try linkbait. Ever notice how many of his engagements seems to end with something that HN just loves? Appealing to the people who'll give you links is valuable, even if you're not going to be selling anything to those people. You should have some amount of interesting data that you can have someone turn into articles; for a massive flamewar, try plotting costs and ratings per country of both freelancer and client.
- aymeric 15y agoHow would you suggest using my cash to generate linkbait? Should I look for freelancer writers that write for other blogs in my industry?
- JoachimSchipper 15y agoI'm sorry, I wouldn't know where to find a good writer. But yes, something like that seems sensible.