Where to find a pet writer

Fiverr is a decent place or try Freelancer

Pet Forums: find someone who knows what they're talking about, vet them, pay them for their expertise.

Yahoo! Answers: Find a high ranked user answering pet questions, vet them, pay them for their expertise.

Dog Trainers (Online/Offline): Vet them, pay them for their expertise.

What price you looking for per article? I have a good writer who loves dogs. Contact me

you can google to find the person who writes articles, the service provides articles with fixed prices depending on the number of, 5-10 dollars / 1 post

There are many freelancing market, you can hire from any freelancing market. It is not matter. But it is the main matter, Is the freelancer skilled? So you have to see the freelancer previous work history & feedback. Then you can hire him. So I am sure the freelancing market is not the main matter. Thanks for understanding.

I've written thousands of articles online. They include pet articles. I have to make two more posts before I can private message you, but I will. My rates are pretty reasonable considering the quality.

I write for a client who has a lot of dogs and also enters them in shows. I have 2 dogs of my own as well. If you can let us know what your "good price" range is for how many words (roughly) you may get some relevant pms.

Hire some premium writer at iwriter.

Hired writers on Elance and iWriter. On iWriter, you can have them write articles before you buy them. You have the choice of accepting or declining. Cost is reasonable.

Leilani

You can find a pet writer at a pet store. Make sure you check their teeth and their immunizations. It's also important to avoid any pet writers that were raised on pet writer mills; their conditions tend to be questionable. The ideal pet writer will quietly sit by your feet and won't eat very much. Avoid the ones with crooked tales.

I could write some article for you in the pet niche if you need some help. Just pm me and I will get back to you and let you know what we can do.

For articles in the pet niche, I'd try to start out with volunteers and people working in your local animal shelters and organizations if possible.

You want people who take an actual in interest in dogs (or cats) and are able to write from experience. This kind of experience will carry through in the article and isn't easily replicated by some writer who only has general knowledge of the pet niche. What's good about working with people local to you is that it could lead to further projects that would be a lot more complicated to do without meeting in person.

I will write 50,000 word pet articles for $5.

It's nice to know you care.

Thanks for help
I found writer.

You need CREDIBLE content.

You need content from someone who has a PROVEN TRACK RECORD of writing HIGH QUALITY USEFUL dog care and dog info.

In other words, you need to hire a DOG BLOGGER-someone who already runs a blog.

But aren't they expensive?

Not necessarily.

There are many people who run FORGOTTEN (ie., not much love from search engines and not much social media traction because they don't know how to adequately do on-page seo/outreach/social marketing) BLOG but crank out QUALITY content.

They are not doing too well trafficwise.

They are starving for attention or desperately want an outlet.

However, they are passionate about their subjects.

These are prime candidates for QUALITY AFFORDABLE CONTENT.

Don't waste your time on Fiverr or content mills.

Those people are just simply writing to get paid.

You need people who WRITE FROM THEIR HEARTS AND EXPERIENCE.

How do you implement this advice?

Simple. Get a VA to do the research and outreach. You do the actual analysis (never ever outsource analysis)

They are quite affordable. $75 OR LESS should do it.

I had to read this thread to find out what a "pet writer" was. I thought this
was a "tame" writer and was wondering why you didn't want a "wild" one?

-Ray Edwards

Do keep track on quality of articles you get. Quality is always better than quantity.

I dunno. This is kinda...ruff

You can find a writer who charges a fair price and returns high quality. I don't know about a good price, if by good you as cheap as possible.

Maybe in the short term. But if they are really producing quality they will go back to their own blog with renewed confidence sooner rather than later. If the quality is there, then the lack of traffic is due to something else, and they will want to find it.

I'm all for hiring an expert, but just because someone is an expert in something doesn't mean they can write. Writing is a craft. It's a skill. Sometimes you have to hire a writer who can do research and who can collaborate with the expert to create something readable.

Waste of time and money in the long run. Quality will never be consistent. Voice will be all over the place.

You can get very good writers on Freelancer.com or Elance. The key is giving the writer clear requirements:

1) specify a word count for your article
You can get a good article for $8 -$15 for 500 words

2) specify a title, headings, and sub-headings
You can't expect them to read your mind, mention all the topics/issues you want them to cover

3) keywords you want in the article (this is good for SEO)