All right, so one of the thing I want to cover with article writing now depends on the type of blog,
I guess, that you have.
If this was something that was very personal to me and talked about my experiences when I was out snowboarding
or doing whatever, then I would just be the writer on the website.
I would not have anybody else come on.
But let's say this is a news site.
I want to write everything about sports and but I need someone to write business articles and lifestyle
articles and all that kind of stuff.
And we saw where you could add a user and you could add their role and change that so they could help
contribute to the website.
You could add editors and things like that.
But where do you find those people?
I mean, you don't really want to just, you know, go knocking on doors and asking people if they want
to write for your blog.
There are places where you can go to find articles and writers and great content people who are very
good at specific things to specific industries or types of writing styles, or if they're writing,
they're good for writing SEO articles.
So the two places I kind of go for that is on the lower end side.
I would say I writer.
That's a good place to find decent articles, which you can do it here.
You deposit some money into your account and then you can order content.
So I could say this, you know, this is good for like a one or two kind of article at a time kind of
thing.
So I would give my article a title saying, look, I need someone to write an article about cloud computing
or whatever.
I know nothing about that.
I want to find someone who can say, I'm going to give the article a title, you know, cloud computing
in the future or whatever.
And do I want this from a template?
OK, so that you can set up templates for people to be able to come back to what would you like or like
an article as opposed to a rewrite or have someone write an ebook for you.
What type of business or industry is this article about?
Is this a, you know, thing about pets or about, you know, food and drinks or medical, whatever?
You're going to find people who can write specifically to certain types of categories better than others.
You get one keyword that you can focus on.
So in the last example, we had the first websites.
This could be an article about Francis.
So I want that to be the main focus of this article.
So I can also say, how many articles do I want written?
How long do I want the article to be and what type of writer do I want?
And this is kind of important if you're just looking for to say something cheap and quick.
Sure.
Go for the standard of premium.
But personally, you know, if you want to actually have some quality content on your website, I would
go for an elite or elite plus writer.
Those are the people who have been around here for a while, have really good reviews and also start
to, you know, boost the word count on your article.
Now, this is going to drive the price up.
You can see right now for a 500 word article for the premium.
Right.
Are you going to pay about six bucks, which really is not that's nothing but a good article for the
search engines to really take it as an authority type of article.
You're going to want to be around at least a thousand, if not two to three thousand words.
And you're going to want to go for an elite writer so quickly kind of takes the price up.
But again, it depends on what kind of blog you're looking for, what kind of quality content you're
looking for.
This can be just filler stuff or maybe just someone to get the ideas going for you and you would go
in and edit it totally up to you.
But it's a good place to start.
Now, here you can talk a little bit more about the project, what you're looking for, maybe give links
to example articles that you're looking for them to write from.
You can really fine tune it by getting into what's the objective of the article?
Do I want to inform or motivate or engage those kinds of things?
I can send it to specific writers.
If I've been working here long enough, I may have a couple of writers like saved.
I can always target them and say, Hey, you want to write this for me?
And then basically a place to order.
And then within I'd say probably twenty four hours at the most.
Seems like payment.
How long your article is and how much research is required.
You're going to get an email that says, hey, come check out your article.
And what's great is you can go in, you can review the article and if it's just absolutely horrible,
you can reject it, get your money back and have it reposted for someone else to write.
You can request a rewrite or you can just accept it and say, that's awesome.
So, again, this is good for like, you know, once you choose your kind of projects.
Personally, I would go into something like Upworthy where people can you can hire writers to do like
an ongoing basis.
So you could give them login to your website.
You could say, hey, I want to have you write an article once a week about this and this and this.
Everybody's going to be rated based on like how well they've done in the past.
So you can really start to sort out people that way.
They're going to come to you first.
You can't put the job out there, say, hey, I need a writer for this on an ongoing basis.
You're going to get 20, 30, 40 people all applying to your job.
They're going to tell you how much they're going to charge you article or per hour.
And they're going to tell you what their experience experiences in writing certain things.
They're going to give you examples of writing.
And you can kind of feel them out.
You can talk to them.
You can.
Do a little Skype chat or something like that, you can test them out on a, you know, one or two article
basis.
That's what I've done before.
So this would be a great place for ongoing work, whereas I writer was good, more like a one article
at a time kind of thing.
Both are great options to find writers for your website.
And again, remember, just to come back and set them up with a specific level of user, don't give
them admin rights unless you absolutely need to add them as an author or writer or contributor, and
that'll get you where you need to be.