Suggestions for a non-native english speaker to write good content?
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Sweetrevenge
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I think your issue is lack of self confidence.
Like everything, you need to learn to write in good English, then practice a lot to master it.
There is no secret sauce here.
Even native speakers make a tons of mistakes, but that doesn't prevent them to earn money online.
Start believing in yourself and practice a lot.
Learn from your mistakes and move on.
Like everything, you need to learn to write in good English, then practice a lot to master it.
There is no secret sauce here.
Even native speakers make a tons of mistakes, but that doesn't prevent them to earn money online.
Start believing in yourself and practice a lot.
Learn from your mistakes and move on.
alice252293
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As I said before yes native english speakers make mistakes but they are acceptable. I'm a non-native speakers my mistakes will sound very funny to website visitors.take a easy
I think even the British people have grammar mistakes in their daily conversations
Gordon Cooper
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I suggest you to watch english movies with subs,youtube videos and listen english songs reading the lyrics,check for english basic training on google,there are a lot for free.You don't have to be perfect,but at least master the language at 60/70 %
Asayus
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Your english is fine from what I've read so far. A lot of the time non native speakers like you believe that their English is sub par, when in fact it is a lot better than that of native speakers. It's just that you have nothing to compare it to so you feel as if you are making mistakes. I honestly would not hire an editor in your case, but if it makes you feel better, you can always find proof reading services on fiverr, or post an ad on craigslist in a university town asking for English majors to proof read articles at $1 to $2 per 500 words. They make some beer money, and you get quality content. Over time you will begin to see what they fix and eventually you will not need an editor any more.
I have to ask though, is there a reason you can not write articles in your own language? I know that North Americans are a huge market and have money to spend on useless stuff from Amazon, but if Amazon delivers to your country, why not try and rank locally. This should not only be easier, but also give you another stream of income from which you could pull for your English site.
P.S: I've always wanted to take a stab at editing and would not mind looking at one or two articles when I have the time if you PM them to me.
I have to ask though, is there a reason you can not write articles in your own language? I know that North Americans are a huge market and have money to spend on useless stuff from Amazon, but if Amazon delivers to your country, why not try and rank locally. This should not only be easier, but also give you another stream of income from which you could pull for your English site.
P.S: I've always wanted to take a stab at editing and would not mind looking at one or two articles when I have the time if you PM them to me.
alice252293
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I mean not just grammar but writing style. I need to hire proofreader to point out " No, We dont say that". lol