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Writing articles with valuable and original content is not difficult at all. To start with, why don't you do some research. Read materials about the topics that you are going to write. This is to gain knowledge on this particular area. You may start with topics you already know. Writing articles may be difficult if you don't know what you're talking about. But then nothing is too difficult if you put your heart on it. There are so many sites which tackle Internet Marketing, Social Networking, etc. You may get insights from them but do NOT copy.

What's the difference between rephrasing and rewriting?

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When rewriting material, your mind is stuck on merely rephrasing sentences, end result is a copy that lacks soul or anything significant. A big NO from my side.

I suggest you write new articles based on the thoughts or learnings you get from those articles

Some excellent replies here! What I have to add it this.

PLR - Private Label Rights content. You purchase the rights to use as your own, articles as well as ebooks, videos - anything content-related.

There is a lot of garbage PLR out there. So do some research before you buy. You can either re-work the PLR or write a fresh article of your own based on the idea you get from your purchased articles.

It may indeed "lack soul" as Nata-Sha mentions, but let's be frank. We're not going for a Pulitzer here, we want traffic to our websites, backlinks, and sales. (That said, I'm not a fan of people posting trash content all over just for the links.)

What I am saying is it's not black and white, and you can re-write articles (that you own rights to) and come out the other end with useful content that humans like, and that gets the other jobs done, too.

A re-written article where you re-arrange the material and put your personal spin on it, can take 15 to 60 minutes, sometimes longer, depending on the length. While the mere thought of creating material from scratch can stop some marketers dead in their tracks and keep them believing that article marketing isn't for them. That would be sad, indeed.

Tracy

Article Deva

might want to check out guru.com

I would be happy to help you out. Please PM me for a reasonable price.

on the other hand, you could learn a lot of useful information doing your own research and writing those articles yourself.

take the ideas from the articles you have, go the extra quarter mile and research the topic and combine the information to make a better, original article.

if time is an issue though then just outsource it. there are plenty of people around here that would love to spit out articles. just make sure you are doing it the right way.

goodluck!

There are too many sites out there where you can find freelance writer who can rewrite for you. You can go to getafreelancer or scriptlance etc. just post a project and see how many will offer you for the project.

You can choose them after gettnig a sample test.

OP

There are some great replies here but only you yourself can decide which direction you want to follow. However, as an experienced content writer and rewriter, I feel I should also add my advice for your consideration.

Many of the freelance sites such as GAF, will in all likelyhood dissapoint you if you're looking for well written articles. The bids writers will make are so low that for the most part, those writers are not native English writers and beleive me, it does show up in the articles. Also, while you are free to request samples of their work, there is a good chance that it will differ vastly from the work they submit once they have secured the job. What I have said here is based on my own experience. When I advertized for writers on GAF, I found that on average, only one out of 15 or so, could produce a well constructed article. To make matters worse, those who could write, soon got tired of writing for such a small fee. In fact, it was such a nightmare for me to try and keep good writers, that I soon gave it up. Currently I write for a site which supplies articles and while the quality is tops, it doesn't come cheap.

As far as rewrites are concerned.........an experienced rewriter can produce up to five rewrites of a PLR article, while still maintaining the original quality. In fact, in many cases, a rewriter will improve your PLR articles.

Yes you've guessed right. While I am a writer, I focus all my attention of rewriting and am currently trying to establish my own rewriting site.

If you need further advice, just let me know and I'll be happy to help.

Doctor Article

Sorry, I forgot to add.................I can rewrite any of your articles for you and above all, I guarantee my work. If you're interested, simply PM me or if possible, send me an email.

Good luck

I can help u, just send me PM.

bamsgenx - If "u're" a new member here, "u" can't send or receive PM's.

And most clients aren't looking for writers who can send text message replies, but those who communicate in full sentences. You're shooting yourself in the proverbial foot.

OP - Are the articles PLR? If so, it's ok to rewrite them according to the terms of the license you bought. Otherwise, you'd be better off ordering or writing original articles.

Double post.

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