Professional Content Copywriter
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We are in need of a good content copy writer who can write copy for us on a regular basis, our current copy writer who was a complete god send to us has had to stop working all together (for personal reasons) and we need someone to replace her who can step up to the mark any recommendations would be greatly appreciated
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Hi Bossandy.
I don't want to list off names here publicly but happy to recommend a couple of the copywriters that we frequently hire for client work if you'd like to PM me.
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I've hired a number of copywriters over recent times - some good, many bad. However, using an agency such as elance,com or odesk.com will give you access to thousands of them.
Be specific in what you want. All the copywriters will give you examples of their work, but why not flip that, and give them examples of the work you have had done previously and let them know this is the standard you're looking for.
Some of these people can be very creative - I've just had a most fantastic guy do some work for me. He wasn't cheap, but he was excellent - however, I needed to allow him to spread his creative wings a little and not tie him down. Once he had that freedom, he really got on with the job.
There are some great people out there if you're prepared to do some work in finding them,
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Hi;
Did you try hiring someone from Elance ? You can find awesome writers there.
Do Write in details what you looking for and Hire someone with Good reviews and skills regarding your industry.
Thanks
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