What steps do you take when hiring a freelance article writer?

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Hi

I am working on perfecting my sales pitch for my freelance writing business. I was wondering if some warriors could give me some input on this subject...

What steps do you go through in your mind before hiring a freelance writer?

For example:

Step 1: Read writer background information
Step 2: Check portfolio
Step 3: Check rates

etc...

Thanks in advance...
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  • Profile picture of the author grovesey
    i found when communicating with them you can see how good or bad their writting is .regardless of what they say as usually they can tell fibs .ai also read the reviewes ..as for the prices they can be negotiated
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  • Profile picture of the author tanady
    Hi Jim,

    Test small..
    let's say if you have 100 articles to outsource..
    you may try to outsource 20 to 5 freelance writer.

    Then, you may judge from your own due diligent.
    Such as:
    How fast is their response rate ? response to your email..
    If they complete on time..
    If they got any messenger that you can contact through.. (save time)

    Regards,
    Cornel Tanady
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  • Profile picture of the author Mac the Knife
    Jim,

    Testimonials...that is your answer. Once people see your testimonials, the price will become less and less important. IM'ers are looking for content that produces...if you want to get more business than you can handle, write $5/articles...if you want to stay SANE and begin to make some serious money, then get some serious testimonials and treat your article business...like a BUSINESS.

    A website
    good communication
    true knowledge of article marketing
    in depth experience in multiple niches
    ability to do effective multiple formats (regular niche articles, product reviews, ebooks)

    Jim, PM me if I can help further...I make thousands part time by following the principles above...good luck my friend!

    Mac the Knife
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  • Profile picture of the author ramkarthik
    The first thing you want to do is to check how well they can write. Check their blog if they have one. Else read the mail they send to you. Are they grammatically good?

    Next, see their testimonials. This is the next best thing to do.
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