My Marketing + Your Writing

[ScreamingMidget]

As the title suggests, this Joint Venture will involve your writing and my marketing.

We'll be writing articles for people's websites - the niche/topic can be pretty much anything. Whatever you're happy to write about.

How much will we charge? This, we can discuss, although it won't be budget prices, so you need to be a quality writer.


Criteria:

1. You need to be exceptional at writing in English. It needs to flow and not be full of short sentences which is what I find is a common occurrence with people who's first language isn't English.
2. You need a working Paypal account, as I'm happy for you to receive the payment and then pay me my share once the article has been completed.
3. You need to be trustworthy and reliable.
4. Sorry, but no messageboard 'newbies' - you need to have a decent number of posts.
5. Ideally, you have some previous content that you've written, as we then have somethig to show potential customers.

I can set up a landing page that will show information such as prices, previous work, etc.

 

[muscleteen]

Check your inbox

 

[RyanHSEO]

Seems like a worthy venture.

My main question would be, why don't you just get some Freelance Writers on board and potentially keep a bigger margin?

 

[Reem khan]

And my designing and development.

 

[ScreamingMidget]

Seems like a worthy venture.

My main question would be, why don't you just get some Freelance Writers on board and potentially keep a bigger margin?

I could do that, but I enjoy working with people. It's much more rewarding I think, when you work with someone on a project and it works out well.

 

[RyanHSEO]

I could do that, but I enjoy working with people. It's much more rewarding I think, when you work with someone on a project and it works out well.

That's very true. Working closely with a couple of people usually delivers the best results.

 

[Impressor]

As the title suggests, this Joint Venture will involve your writing and my marketing.

We'll be writing articles for people's websites - the niche/topic can be pretty much anything. Whatever you're happy to write about.

How much will we charge? This, we can discuss, although it won't be budget prices, so you need to be a quality writer.


Criteria:

1. You need to be exceptional at writing in English. It needs to flow and not be full of short sentences which is what I find is a common occurrence with people who's first language isn't English.
2. You need a working Paypal account, as I'm happy for you to receive the payment and then pay me my share once the article has been completed.
3. You need to be trustworthy and reliable.
4. Sorry, but no messageboard 'newbies' - you need to have a decent number of posts.
5. Ideally, you have some previous content that you've written, as we then have somethig to show potential customers.

I can set up a landing page that will show information such as prices, previous work, etc.

Interesting JV. It catches my attention. I enjoy learning new things and would love to write on most topics.

And I think I'm a good-quality writer. I also have some Editorial experience to my addition. But that's ideally a verdict residing exclusively with a reader.

Criteria:

1. I totally agree that the essence of good writing can only be catalysed by a balanced usage of vocabulary and grammar, but the foundation relies majorly on consistency, flow and syntax. I feel I get these checkpoints covered subconsciously.
2. I have a working PayPal account. I also have a separate business account, if we scale.
3. Trust and reliability comes with time and experience, so you'll have to take that at face value, for now. And even after passage of time, one can get scammed. If you can believe me, I've been scammed of a lot of money in the past and would certainly not want to treat any person the way I've been.
4. I'm a Jr VIP with close to 200* posts now. I don't know if that qualifies but I mean business.
5. I have a lot of content that can be offered as samples. No issues with that, I believe.

I can share more things with you and answer some of your doubts suo-moto, that you may not have at the moment, but I think you ought to know. I shall, however, if you're interested in my profile.

Either way, good luck with your search.

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My main question would be, why don't you just get some Freelance Writers on board and potentially keep a bigger margin?

Interesting point. Precisely because of quality control. OP doesn't want to take that responsibility as that's out of his control (I think). He'll be focussed on sales and marketing, while the other guy would take care of Ops. And I think that's a good perspective to have, being the case.

 

[RyanHSEO]

Interesting JV. It catches my attention. I enjoy learning new things and would love to write on most topics.

And I think I'm a good-quality writer. I also have some Editorial experience to my addition. But that's ideally a verdict residing exclusively with a reader.

Criteria:

1. I totally agree that the essence of good writing can only be catalysed by a balanced usage of vocabulary and grammar, but the foundation relies majorly on consistency, flow and syntax. I feel I get these checkpoints covered subconsciously.
2. I have a working PayPal account. I also have a separate business account, if we scale.
3. Trust and reliability comes with time and experience, so you'll have to take that at face value, for now. And even after passage of time, one can get scammed. If you can believe me, I've been scammed of a lot of money in the past and would certainly not want to treat any person the way I've been.
4. I'm a Jr VIP with close to 200* posts now. I don't know if that qualifies but I mean business.
5. I have a lot of content that can be offered as samples. No issues with that, I believe.

I can share more things with you and answer some of your doubts suo-moto, that you may not have at the moment, but I think you ought to know. I shall, however, if you're interested in my profile.

Either way, good luck with your search.

*Edit 1- Over 150 Posts currently (157, to be precise)


Interesting point. Precisely because of quality control. OP doesn't want to take that responsibility as that's out of his control (I think). He'll be focussed on sales and marketing, while the other guy would take care of Ops. And I think that's a good perspective to have, being the case.

That's true. I would be interested if it was only writing that's needed.

 

[ScreamingMidget]

That's true. I would be interested if it was only writing that's needed.

It is. I'd do all the marketing and messaging with potential customers. I then pass it on to the writer who contacts the customer, writes the content, delivers it and gets paid. The JV partner/writer than sends me my share.

I'm doing the same process on another project and it works very well.

 

[BBulldog]

Do you have clients looking for content already or is this just an idea?

 

[RyanHSEO]

It is. I'd do all the marketing and messaging with potential customers. I then pass it on to the writer who contacts the customer, writes the content, delivers it and gets paid. The JV partner/writer than sends me my share.

I'm doing the same process on another project and it works very well.

I'll send you a message to discuss.

 

[ScreamingMidget]

Do you have clients looking for content already or is this just an idea?

I have 2 people interested already, and not done much marketing as of yet.