Five Rules To Live By When Hiring A Writer
September 9, 2009 by +Marj Wyatt
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This is a guest post from Anne Wayman, who is a freelance writer, ghostwriter and blogs about writing at aboutfreelancewriting.com, a blog for freelance writers. She’s also taken all three of Yaro’s programs, Blog Mastermind, Membership Site Mastermind and Become A Blogger Premium (yay Anne!)
So You Want To Hire A Writer?
Until you’ve actually worked with a writer you have no way of knowing how well that writer will write for you. Even when you’ve checked every reference, and read every sample, a writing project can still go wrong.
As a writer who has been hired by many clients, I have developed five questions that when answered clearly almost always result in a satisfied customer.
It boils down to this…
The writer needs to know exactly what you want written.
Sound obvious? Good. I have, however, found some clients don’t understand what they need or how to communicate it. Read the rest of the article here.
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I plan to hire a writer because I am very busy and thanks for this article because I know now how to deal with a writer.