Article Marketing

If you hire good, professional writers, their job is just that--WRITING. They make a good income from their profession and thus have no need to steal your keywords. Their interest and passion lies in their writing NOT in creating multiple websites using your keywords.

To echo others, don't worry about it. Outsourcing is a good idea in situations like yours if you have the money for it. Worst case scenario, they steal your keywords, and you have one more competitor in your niche. One. Worse things have happened, and overall if they write you high quality articles, it might have been worth it anyway.

Thanks, since I'll be outsourcing articles for the first time, I wanted to know the thoughts of some warriors first.
Well one more thing I would like to add is that the CPC of my keywords is from $20-$100 in a particular Niche. So obviously I was a little skeptical first because I have heard some warriors talkin about their keywords being stolen by their article writers.
But yeah, this obviously cannot be expected from Longstanding and successful writers. So I'll just go ahead and outsource! Heck, it'll save me a lot of time!

I am a writer and I can tell you that I never steal keywords on purpose. I cannot guarantee that I will not write another article about the same keywords for myself or for someone else one day, but I certainly do not steal your keywords research and there are a couple of reasons for this.

First, I do not know that you did your research properly because all you would send me is the keywords you want me to write about.

Second, the articles I write for clients are usually not in the same niches that I am currently working in.

Third, I respect my clients and there is a level of confidentiality that goes with writing for others.

I can understand your concern, but as a writer I want you to make money with the articles I write for you because that means you will keep ordering more from me. That also means that as we build a relationship and my rates go up you will gladly pay the extra money because you know how good my writing is.

There really is nothing in it for a writer to steal your research and use it for themselves.

Benjamin Ehinger

Most people you hire to write articles for you are either incapable of competing with you on your target keywords, or with the people in this thread, uninterested.

You can outsource your content writing, but few writers are going to have the interest and dedication to your topic that you have.

Another way to get more articles in the time spent, or to reduce the time you spend writing, is to start the process with a strategy that allows you to produce more articles in less time.

It is possible to improve your writing speed with just a minor adjustment in how you do your research and organize it, and that will elevate your writing speed tremendously.

I wouldnt worry about the thieves....definitely outsource!

Reading this string I can't help wondering what we really expect when the going price of an article seems to be five bucks!

In the offline world, employers have always found that if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys.... and very little loyalty / care about quality. Often, it is a poor decision, since the rework costs more than better-paid workers would have done, and there is the added cost of high absenteeism, and higher recruitment costs.

The more we keep buying on price, the less the writers will feel valued, and the more likely they are to either write the same article for nineteen clients or to steal keywords, surely?

I realise the vast majority of the writers aren't in the West (at $5), but nevertheless, that has driven the price down across the board. I must say I am not sure who the reali winners are.