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So I checked the samples of the content writers in the marketplace and I'm not sure if they are the best place to order content( a lot of them sucks tbh). I'm thinking of paying around $1-2 per 100 words, do you guys have any writers you can recommend?
 
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phantasma said:
no one will sell you quality content for peanuts
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Please read the thread description again, I never said I'll pay $1 for 1k words, I said $1-2 per 100 words. I need a decent writer, and it would help a lot if you guys could refer me to someone.
 
i read your post carefully. My answer is still the same its rare to get satisfactory results with that budget.

On a sidenote this one looks promising click here
 
phantasma said:
i read your post carefully. My answer is still the same its rare to get satisfactory results with that budget.

On a sidenote this one looks promising https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/nerva-writing-quality-content-cheap-prices-and-fast-tat.1036521/
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Thanks for the help, I will look into this one. When I checked the other threads, other people seems to be paying around this amount. How much do you think I should pay for a decent content writer?
 
I have been using @cobaltblue87 for more than a year and have zero regrets. Send him an email and he will respond to you ASAP.
Also, order a few content from @Nerva and I am so satisfied with it. He added a table and a jumper (don't know what to call it) in one of the articles.

I have ordered some articles from others here and the articles are not worth using on a money site.
 
diazrk said:
Please read the thread description again, I never said I'll pay $1 for 1k words, I said $1-2 per 100 words. I need a decent writer, and it would help a lot if you guys could refer me to someone.
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You're not going to find a decent writer for $1 to $2 per 100 words. You're going to get someone who either provides absolute garbage, or is a non-native speaker who will run their content through several grammar checking tools.

If you bump that up to the $3 to $5 per 100 words, then you'll get a decent writer. If you shell out more than that, you're going to get higher quality results.

I can see all the threads you requested samples and coupons for. Each one of them has grammatical issues in their sales thread copy. Most of them tout "native English". This is one of the biggest red flags (to me) for content writing. I've never heard anyone who speaks proper English (or writes it for that matter) use this phrase.

However, people from non-English speaking countries, who use English as a second language, pop "native English" in their sales copy constantly.

If you're hard-pressed on your budget for the most part, check out @Nerva, @JamesBlake, @CaramelBiscuit or @kyescontent

If you're not hard-pressed on your budget... I know a guy who writes mind blowing stuff...
 
Sherb said:
You're not going to find a decent writer for $1 to $2 per 100 words. You're going to get someone who either provides absolute garbage, or is a non-native speaker who will run their content through several grammar checking tools.

If you bump that up to the $3 to $5 per 100 words, then you'll get a decent writer. If you shell out more than that, you're going to get higher quality results.

I can see all the threads you requested samples and coupons for. Each one of them has grammatical issues in their sales thread copy. Most of them tout "native English". This is one of the biggest red flags (to me) for content writing. I've never heard anyone who speaks proper English (or writes it for that matter) use this phrase.

However, people from non-English speaking countries, who use English as a second language, pop "native English" in their sales copy constantly.

If you're hard-pressed on your budget for the most part, check out @Nerva, @JamesBlake, @CaramelBiscuit or @kyescontent

If you're not hard-pressed on your budget... I know a guy who writes mind blowing stuff...
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I'm working at a small budget now so I think I'll stick to these lower cost ones for now, but I still would like to know your guy. It would help a lot in the future.
 
T2tkid said:
I have been using @cobaltblue87 for more than a year and have zero regrets. Send him an email and he will respond to you ASAP.
Also, order a few content from @Nerva and I am so satisfied with it. He added a table and a jumper (don't know what to call it) in one of the articles.

I have ordered some articles from others here and the articles are not worth using on a money site.
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Thanks bro, I think I'll work with @Nerva a lot of people seems to have a good opinion of him.
 
Like a few others have stated you're not going to find decent content agencies for $1-2 per 100 words. At best you will get suitable
SEO filler articles which some use for links. Just consider the wages in the United States.

I hire in-house people, offer content to prestigious clientele in-person, and use it
on my own sites. It's not possible to get it for those prices. Tossing up cheap content
on pages visitors will be actively engaged in is ridiculous.

>>>Big cash in ads > organic branding $$$$ > $$$$ in analytics > product dev money $$$$ > cheap content that doesn't convert<<<

lol bad business model some have!

PS: The premium rates you may see on BHW are peasant prices compared to the
real markets out there for writers. It's already at white label prices.
 
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Sherb said:
You're not going to find a decent writer for $1 to $2 per 100 words. You're going to get someone who either provides absolute garbage, or is a non-native speaker who will run their content through several grammar checking tools.

If you bump that up to the $3 to $5 per 100 words, then you'll get a decent writer. If you shell out more than that, you're going to get higher quality results.

I can see all the threads you requested samples and coupons for. Each one of them has grammatical issues in their sales thread copy. Most of them tout "native English". This is one of the biggest red flags (to me) for content writing. I've never heard anyone who speaks proper English (or writes it for that matter) use this phrase.

However, people from non-English speaking countries, who use English as a second language, pop "native English" in their sales copy constantly.

If you're hard-pressed on your budget for the most part, check out @Nerva, @JamesBlake, @CaramelBiscuit or @kyescontent

If you're not hard-pressed on your budget... I know a guy who writes mind blowing stuff...
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if you don't mind me asking, who's the guy?
 
I can be your writer. My English is not native but I think It will be good.
If you are interested here is my Skype live:dipugupta1
 
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