Don't hire a writer if you are passionate about the topic and have the power to attract an audience. In that case, it would be better to hire a writer as well.
Ideally, work with a writer and an editor. Your editor will improve the flow and readability of the work that your writer does, as well as help train them up to be a better writer over time. You can find services like Writer & Co, which provide you with a dedicated writer and a fractional editor for a fixed monthly price.
The reason the first point is important is if you are going to hire someone, you shouldn't be fooled. There are many bad writers, well at least there are more bad and unqualified copywriters than there are good ones. And the good ones cost 3-5 times more.
However, if you yourself are quite knowledgeable. You can easily differentiate useful information against the useless fluff many people seem to include, that is actually considering they are writing themselves. (which is again, something to keep in mind and check)
Another thing is, if you are ready to put in a lot of effort, especially in the beginning, it is better to write yourself. However, if you got 9-5 or any other thing that keeps you busy most of the time, and you can only commit for an uncertain period of time, then it is better that you hire, but only after you do thorough research and perhaps write a dozen articles to get an idea and basic understanding of the niche.
If you're a good writer like Kikerinka, you can do it yourself. But as long as you're interested in it and you're focused on one site. Otherwise, it's better to hire a writer.
If you can spend some $ to save time, then you can go hiring good writers.
Or if you can write well at specific interval for regular posts, you can handle it on your own.
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