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Just because you're nota writer, doesn't mean your business has to suffer. Instead of pulling poetry from that business guide or press release, you can outsource your project to a writing professional.
What is outsourcing?
Outsourcing or contracting is when you get a company or individual (outside your organization) to complete a task or series of tasks.
Why should you outsource your writing projects?
1. You want great results Writing great copy is a skill not everyone has. Why give your business a mediocre image when you can have a high quality image? When you outsource your writing projects, you hand your project over to a skilled person.
2. You don't have time to learn how to write great copy - you have to check your email, go to meetings, plan a budget, meet with clients, shop for Do you have enough time to write content to manage your project? When you outsource your writing project, you simply make a phone call (or send an email) and no longer have to worry about completing the task.
3. You do not have the resources to hire an employee – Hiring employees can be costly. Not only do you have to have desk space, a computer, and other supplies; But you also have to pay taxes, medical expenses, vacation time, workers comp, and other operating costs. When you outsource, you save money by eliminating the expenses that come with employees.
4. You don't like to write - If you wanted to be a writer, you worked in a different profession. Why struggle with writing documents when your time could be used to take care of an aspect of the job you enjoy. When you outsource, you enable someone who loves to write to complete the task. And who would you rather trust? An employee who prefers to do something else or a professional who loves what he does?
What type of writing projects can be outsourced?
Any writing you want to do can be outsourced. This includes press releases, web transcripts, web content, brochures, brochures, presentations, brochures, flyers, sales letters, website and more.
Suggestions for outsourcing:
A true professional will invest in their own website and domain name instead of using free hosting. This shows that they are dedicated to their profession and not just a hobby.
A true professional has a portfolio (both online and offline) and they will be more than willing to show you examples of their past work.
A true professional will ask you questions. Often, companies new to outsourcing do not fully understand that they have to be involved to some extent in the process. A person who provides quality work knows that they cannot guess what you want.
A true professional appreciates his value and can prove why he deserves the price.
It will be very easy for you to find a contractor who charges less than the minimum wage. You get what you pay for and that's what you have to do. If you expect quality work, you will have to pay for it.