Recent content by luck888

Your idea of a proofreader to make it more 'native' and fix the grammar/style mistakes for a cheap writer's price really makes sense! Nice insight here! Very useful! I like it! thanks again!

100usd for 5 articles a day?? whoaa that's a bargain! you're lucky to find a writer for that rate

Nice and well done!! I guess it would also depend on the niche, competition, and the type of affiliate product you are in. I remember I knew someone years back who registered with multiple affiliate products and never had a sale, not even once. Being affiliated with a lot of products or...

You would probably need an article submitter for that. Problem is, if you mass submit an article using a software, and if you are submitting the SAME article to all the article directories within a day (say more than 20 or so), you might have a problem with Google, especially with the new...

Watch some SEO intro for newbies on youtube, I am sure you will find a lot of info that you are looking for. Or I suggest you buy yourself an All-in-one SEO book for dummies by Bruce Clay. It makes SEO much easier for newbies. I have that book and I would recommend it for anyone who wants to...

Well said, I agree with you... A plan is very much needed, and some knowledge on SEO before anything else.

Well, whoever will be Googling for specific questions will find answers on Yahoo. Say for example you are looking for the best hotel in x city, whatever keyword you input, your result on Google may come up as a Yahoo answer. I have been doing Yahoo Q&A before, and obviously you need to leave...

Great! At least now I have an idea, thanks! ;)

Are they native writers? I obviously assume that native writers gets higher pay since less editing/proofreading is needed...

It makes sense, and what you said was true!!! ;) Do you have any experiences or tips when hiring native writers?

hmm... if a writer takes around an hour to create a 500 word article, then 20 usd per hour is good! Your writer will be so happy... then again, it depends on where she came from and the exchange rate.

Anyone here who can give me some advice/tips when hiring native writers?

But do you guys prefer native writers or writers whose second language is English? What are your experiences so far as an employer? I'm building a team and I am still unsure if I am to hire native writers or not...

Follow up: But what if you have native writers and you charge 1usd/100 words, wouldn't it be so less?