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Choosing A Writer to Rewrite Your PLR Articles -- 8 Questions You Should Ask
by Mike Griffith
As you know, using articles in your online marketing campaign is one of the most effective and least expensive strategies on the internet for driving targeted traffic to your website. Article marketing is also the most effective way to enhance your search engine rankings and position yourself as an expert in your field.
As you already know, if you're using PLR articles in your article marketing campaign, you need to rewrite them before sending them out for publication. But there's a problem. You don't have time to rewrite them. Who does? With all the other tasks involved in operating a business, many marketers just don't have time to sit down and rewrite your articles articles.
The solution?
Hire someone to rewrite your PLR articles. Of course, finding someone to rewrite your PLR articles to your satisfaction can take some time. But it doesn't have to be a chore. Just make sure you're getting the right person for the job.
Here are some questions you should ask your prospective article rewriter before hiring him.
1. How much do you charge?
Of course this is a no-brainer. It's called making sure you can afford this guy's prices. These days article writers are charging anywhere from $5 to $20 to rewrite an article. Prices can vary widely depending on the writer's location and experience. My advice: If you're just starting, don't pay more than $5 to have an article rewritten.
2. Do you guarantee your work? Never do business with a writer who doesn't guarantee your satisfaction. If they're not confident enough in their work to offer you a 100% satisfaction guarantee, move on to the next one.
3. Do you check for grammar and spelling? Make sure your writer has a solid grasp of the language and knows what he's doing. A good writer will immediately spot spelling and grammatical errors.
4. Do you personally rewrite each article? Some writers use article spinning software to try to come up with a satisfactory solution to new and original content. It doesn't work. In my experience, article spinning software generally does a poor job of producing readable content. Some are downright lousy. So make sure your writer personally rewrites your articles.
5. Will my new article pass all duplicate content filters? The worst thing you can do is publish the same content that 5,000 other marketers are publishing. And this will "de-maximize" your search engine ranking. Just make sure you're getting original content from your writer.
6. Can I put my name on the article as author? Make sure your writer produces a fresh version that you can claim as your own - with full rights - after you pay for it. And choose a writer who puts in writing that he won't use your rewritten article for himself or sell it to anyone else.
7. How much experience do you have at rewriting articles? Of course you want someone who knows what he's doing. Ask your prospective writer how long he's been doing this.
8. Do you do a full rewrite? Your article rewriting service should do a full rewrite of your PLR article instead of merely adding a few synonyms here and there. That includes rewriting entire sentences, changing paragraph order and even adding new content where necessary. Don't settle for anything less than this.
Asking the above questions of your prospective article rewriter will help save you time and assure you get the best quality article rewriting service for your money.
Copyright 2010 by Mike Griffith
As you already know, if you're using PLR articles in your article marketing campaign, you need to rewrite them before sending them out for publication. But there's a problem. You don't have time to rewrite them. Who does? With all the other tasks involved in operating a business, many marketers just don't have time to sit down and rewrite your articles articles.
The solution?
Hire someone to rewrite your PLR articles. Of course, finding someone to rewrite your PLR articles to your satisfaction can take some time. But it doesn't have to be a chore. Just make sure you're getting the right person for the job.
Here are some questions you should ask your prospective article rewriter before hiring him.
1. How much do you charge?
Of course this is a no-brainer. It's called making sure you can afford this guy's prices. These days article writers are charging anywhere from $5 to $20 to rewrite an article. Prices can vary widely depending on the writer's location and experience. My advice: If you're just starting, don't pay more than $5 to have an article rewritten.
2. Do you guarantee your work? Never do business with a writer who doesn't guarantee your satisfaction. If they're not confident enough in their work to offer you a 100% satisfaction guarantee, move on to the next one.
3. Do you check for grammar and spelling? Make sure your writer has a solid grasp of the language and knows what he's doing. A good writer will immediately spot spelling and grammatical errors.
4. Do you personally rewrite each article? Some writers use article spinning software to try to come up with a satisfactory solution to new and original content. It doesn't work. In my experience, article spinning software generally does a poor job of producing readable content. Some are downright lousy. So make sure your writer personally rewrites your articles.
5. Will my new article pass all duplicate content filters? The worst thing you can do is publish the same content that 5,000 other marketers are publishing. And this will "de-maximize" your search engine ranking. Just make sure you're getting original content from your writer.
6. Can I put my name on the article as author? Make sure your writer produces a fresh version that you can claim as your own - with full rights - after you pay for it. And choose a writer who puts in writing that he won't use your rewritten article for himself or sell it to anyone else.
7. How much experience do you have at rewriting articles? Of course you want someone who knows what he's doing. Ask your prospective writer how long he's been doing this.
8. Do you do a full rewrite? Your article rewriting service should do a full rewrite of your PLR article instead of merely adding a few synonyms here and there. That includes rewriting entire sentences, changing paragraph order and even adding new content where necessary. Don't settle for anything less than this.
Asking the above questions of your prospective article rewriter will help save you time and assure you get the best quality article rewriting service for your money.
Copyright 2010 by Mike Griffith