Wanna start a LEGIT blog

[houstonas]

Hey guys,

I wanna start a legit blog, that profits me in a long run and then go on from there. I have a domain name, hosting, theme, pretty much everything sorted.

It would be based around specific technology niche that genuinely interests me and I can provide value for people with it (reviews, tutorials etc.)

The problem is that I am not that good at writing and I wanna have QUALITY, easy to understand/read content.

How do I get around this? Can anyone recommend a great content writing service?

Maybe any tips or point me the right direction?

Piece.

 

[weakestlinkx]

Hey guys,

I wanna start a legit blog, that profits me in a long run and then go on from there. I have a domain name, hosting, theme, pretty much everything sorted.

It would be based around specific technology niche that genuinely interests me and I can provide value for people with it (reviews, tutorials etc.)

The problem is that I am not that good at writing and I wanna have QUALITY, easy to understand/read content.

How do I get around this? Can anyone recommend a great content writing service?

Maybe any tips or point me the right direction?

Piece.

I'm an awesome writer and would be more than willing to write content for your site. I will not charge by the word count of your article but rather by the amount of articles written. Please let me know if you would like to see a sample of my work. Thanks!

 

[Deleted member 826255]

It's pretty hard to start a white hat/legit blog this time (I mean driving traffic to it).

Good Luck

 

[UltraLink]

If you want legit blogging advice check out Jon Morrow's blog at Boostblogtraffic.com, the stuff there is really good.

 

[LostConnection]

I will not charge by the word count of your article but rather by the amount of articles written.

So you're willing to write 100 articles of 10 000 words for the same price as 100 articles of 100 words? Sounds like a dream come true mate.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

Can anyone recommend a great content writing service?

Take a look here - http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/f194-content-copywriting/ - talk to some of the providers and see who has a feel for your niche.

That would be a good step in the right direction in choosing someone as your niche is a tad specialized.

 

[weakestlinkx]

So you're willing to write 100 articles of 10 000 words for the same price as 100 articles of 100 words? Sounds like a dream come true mate.

Didn't say it was going to be cheap. lol. Also, how can you put a word count on a well written article? You can't! Give me a topic and you get your quality article. One flat fee.

 

[twist13]

Outsource it if you have a good budget or start practicing your writing.

 

[Aatrox]

You can take a look at other blogs and start reading and then just try to write like them. Writing can be learned.

 

[cooldudesita]

You can hire freelance writers but since you know your topics well, it would be good if you provide them with a clear idea on what you want written.

 

[houstonas]

It's pretty hard to start a white hat/legit blog this time (I mean driving traffic to it).

Good Luck

I assume that won't be easy. If it was easy everyone would do it.

If you want legit blogging advice check out Jon Morrow's blog at Boostblogtraffic.com, the stuff there is really good.

Thanks, that seems like a great read!

I also stumbled upon MatthewWoodward.co.uk the other day, I skimmed through and it seems like another great source to read.

Now I'll have two sources to learn from.

 

[Aty]

Op read this, it might help you write your own content: [Tutorial] How to Write Excellent Content That Ranks! Pictures Included!