Finding the best article writers on the planet

You can't find one unless you try 10...or more

information maven,

Here's what I recommend you to do.

1. Visit the 'Warriors For Hire.'
2. Scroll all the way to the bottom.
3. Find the 'Display Options' area.
4. Sort the threads by selecting the prefix 'Content.'
5. Hit the 'Show Threads' button.
6. All threads that offer content writing services will appear.

You may want to touch-base with the providers themselves. I hope this helps.

I just wanna recommend this guy "Joe Robinson". He is most talented and professional writer I've ever seen.

The warriors for hire section has a lot of good writers. Read their recommendations and then place a small order with two or three writers. Don't shop only by price.

Rose

I've found some good writers through the Warriors For Hire section too. As someone else said, order small quantities to test them out first.

Announce your budget of $100 or higher per article - and they'll find you

All success
Dr.Mani

lol@Dr Mani. Well, you are definitely worth that and more. I know that for a fact.

@OP. I am a writer. There are lots here that have plenty of experience so place an ad and you'll find that you'll get plenty of writers appear to offer you our services and then you can decide for yourself.

Well.... there's always me lol.

Try Warrior For Hire, or try freelance sites and require previous works that the writer has done for previous clients. If they can provide you with case studies, and show the profitable results that they have achieved for others... this is even better.

You'll need to find experienced professionals who do writing on the side.

If you needed an article about Earth's atmosphere 2 million years ago, the ideal writer is a geobiologist that minored in journalism (or at least has very strong writing skills). It might seem like a tall order to find such a person, but it's really just a matter of surfing the major news sites and tracking down the writers. If they don't have an exclusive contract, they'll work with you.

You'll have to open your wallet though. That $100 20 article pack out of India won't buy even one article from a legit writer. I've shelled out over $300 for a single article many times. For instance, one was a famous (to a niche audience anyway) Hollywood stunt man and the article was how to break into that industry.

You don't find decent articles through Fiver, this forum or freelance sites because while the writers may have good technique, they possess little or no knowledge of the topics. So your sites just end up being well written BLAH. You'll need to reach out to qualified writers one by one and be willing to pay for it.

Cash, chocolate and an interesting topic all help

I'd recommend Internetmarketer1. He has a few posts here. Just search for him here on the thread. His writing is superb. I ordered a few articles for him that were for my first niche site, and he is quite good. His prices aren't that bad either!

I sent you a pm Tyrone

Read the process that I followed in the beginning of my search:

http://www.warriorforum.com/offline-...ml#post6603974

If you consider writers on Fiverr, sort gigs by rating and look at the ones that are marked as "Top Rated" and go through the feedback on their gig page.

You can also give an order for premium writers on iWriter with the right to accept or reject an article. When you find one that is good you can give him/her repeat orders.

If you consider oDesk writers, you will find an option to invite writers who are rated the best. It pops up as soon as you publish an ad - you can also search for the top rated writers using criteria like their feedback scores, tests they have completed with a high score etc.

In any case you will need to test several writers over a period of time before you find that "mytical worker" :-).

Try IWriter.com and select only premium writers. The quality is very good and after you tried several writers you can request them individually to write more articles.

For me it is a very good and cheap source of articles and the platform is also driven by a fellow warrior.

Regards,

Rob

Writers are important, but i think editors are more important. A writer cant hold concentration if he has loads of job,unless you pay him a hefty much. So get a good editor, he will soften the rough edges and make your articles better.

Finding the best is highly subjective, the best for me may not be the best for you.. I suggest that you start interviews and a probation period for your prospects to help you find the best according to your preference.

Fiverr, Elance & warriors for hire section, the 3 great resources available today for IM & anyone who needs the stuff prepared...

Be ready to find your own gem in these resources & possibly you can keep it for years to come

Textbroker.com can be really good if you pay for the highest quality level. I would say 9 out of 10 articles I buy through there on the top quality level are usable "out of the box".

There are a lot of great writers on this forum already!

I recommend you place an ad on the Warriors for Hire section and be very specific about your niche, what qualifications you must have from applying writers (English only, research, background, etc.) and ask them to show you samples.

The more specific you are about what you as a client need and expect, the closer you'll get to your ideal writers. Order one sample article on your topic and you should find at least one or two who are top rate.

Its all in the hiring process.

Its easier to fire before you hire.

I think when most people find a gem of a writer, they are inclined not to share.

Finding a good, solid writer seems like an easy task, but there are usually three main issues that act as stumbling blocks: quality of work, reliability of delivering on time, and output capacity.

I just outsourced a writer and thought I'd found someone solid, but then he emailed me with an excuse as to why he couldn't do the job.

Seems like freelance writing is a lot like the IM field -- a lot of people WANT the money, but don't really want to muscle down and do the actual evil-four-letter-word "WORK" that it requires.

Have a read of this.

CLICK HERE

Oh and as a tip...

When you get your articles back, right click on the files, select properties, summary, and view who the author is.

If its not from the person you hired, send it back.