how much time do you spend on article?

I have quite the Digital marketing and my only expense is nothing.
 
It'll get much easier and quicker when you got experience in the niche.

It took me like two years of constant research and writing in the niche to get 1000 words articles done in less than 3-4 hours.
 
Depends on the topic but normally three to four hours for a thousand words of quality writing, the time varies for all as it depends on one's ability to write and their focus on either quality work or bulk writing.
 
As mentioned above, it really depends but 3-4 hours sounds about right for a quality 1k word article.
I can't write even though I know my niche so I have to buy. That's why I try to write my instructions clearly so it's easier for them to write.
 
As mentioned above, it really depends but 3-4 hours sounds about right for a quality 1k word article.
I can't write even though I know my niche so I have to buy. That's why I try to write my instructions clearly so it's easier for them to write.
how much it costs?
 
$80 per 1k words
Least your figures are realistic, many times I see others saying a few dollars per thousand words is what others need for quality, hand-written content, but if you want real content that is done right and reads naturally, it takes at least the rate above to get writing that will convert actual readers and audiences.
 
Least your figures are realistic, many times I see others saying a few dollars per thousand words is what others need for quality, hand-written content, but if you want real content that is done right and reads naturally, it takes at least the rate above to get writing that will convert actual readers and audiences.
what if its still crap after paying 80$ ?
 
what if its still crap after paying 80$ ?
Get samples from the writer prior to paying and ensure revisions are included if needed, if you get a good writer, and they are out there, it should be flawless, publish-ready content upon arrival each time, just be sure to check their reviews, if possible, and their portfolio to make sure the quality justifies the price you will pay.
 
Get samples from the writer prior to paying and ensure revisions are included if needed, if you get a good writer, and they are out there, it should be flawless, publish-ready content upon arrival each time, just be sure to check their reviews, if possible, and their portfolio to make sure the quality justifies the price you will pay.
makes sense
 
I'd keep writing your own articles until you're up and running, and then when you're ready to scale, you'll definitely need to start purchasing them.
 
I would say on average for a blog post I spend about 40 minutes. That may not be perfect quality but it is sufficient enough to rank. I usually have topics sort of generated for me so a lot of my copywriting is just editing and formatting.
 
I would say on average for a blog post I spend about 40 minutes. That may not be perfect quality but it is sufficient enough to rank. I usually have topics sort of generated for me so a lot of my copywriting is just editing and formatting.
wow super fast!
 
It depends. I have a few articles that I'm working on for months, but these are the most important articles I have.
Usually, I try to limit myself to no more than 5 hours/ article. But most of my articles are bought.
 
About 5-20 minutes for 300 words including research and image search.
 
If you're a complete beginner, a 1000 word article will take you between 3 and 4 hours. A 2000 word article will take you between 6 and 8 hours. The reason it takes so long is because you aren't experienced with writing consistently.
 
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