Any recommended affordable content writer or services?
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Any recommended affordable high quality content writer for Ayurveda health products website?
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I do not unfortunately if you want one of the best writers out there I recommend Lisa Gerber from bigleapcreative.com she is far and away better then the writer she will see on writers access and scripted or contently. I would strongly recommend calling her her number is on her website.
Sincerely,
Thomas
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do you have any particular name at writeraccess?
thank you
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I think the best option out there for high quality content that your outsourcing would be using
I have used writers access before they are not very good. But because you are working with a different writer you could have a different experience.
Hope this helps,
Thomas
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I have used Text Broker in the past to good effect. If you have a Raven Tools account it can even hook into it and you can order from it.
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Well, affordable + high quality content = spend time trying out various writers until you find one you like.
I have used various writers using Fiverr.com and Elance.com. I went through a few writers until I could find one that delivered great content for the money. I even felt so bad about the low prices I was paying that I started giving her a bonus now and then.
I have paid from $5 per article to $40 per article. Depends on the length and how much the writer injects the proper SEO techniques. Since I like to do the final editing, I don't require my writer to be a writing guru. She is fast and can deliver many articles over a few days.
I know that specialty writers can cost much more that what I have been paying so it all depends on your specific needs.
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