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If you’re looking for blog posts, webpages and articles that you can share on your website and through your social media channels, you might be wondering what the difference is between content on demand (prewritten articles) and custom content. The truth is that there isn’t much difference. Either way you choose, you will still get high-quality content that is plagiarism checked and free of horrific grammar and spelling errors, and in most instances, you are still purchasing 100 percent rights to the content. This means you can treat it as if you wrote it.
Read more: What’s the Difference Between Custom Content and Content on Demand?

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Over the course of the last 8 years, I’ve seen quite a few articles that provide a topic or a title with no directions. If I’m lucky, it has two or three really good keywords that help define the direction of the topic, but that’s not always the case. I’ve seen plumbing article orders where the client wrote – Top 5 Plumbing Mistakes, and the keywords were Plumbers in California, Plumbers in Santa Barbara and Plumbers Near Me. Those keywords are no help, so how do you write something like that.
Freelance writers avoid these types of articles because they say:
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I don’t know what the client wants
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I’m not a mind reader
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This is going to be an automatic revision
Read more: How to Write a Content Article, Blog Post or Webpage with No Directions

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If you are in the market for website and blog content, you’ve probably heard of places like Constant Content, Ready2Go Articles and ClipCopy Content Solutions. These are places that offer ready-made articles that you can purchase, download and use immediately. Here at Stacey’s Freelancing, we also offer prewritten articles that you can purchase, download and use immediately on your website.
Read more: What Is On-Demand Content and How can It Help You?

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If you have ordered content in the past, you’ve probably chosen a content mill or bulk content creation site. There are a plethora of them out there to choose from at a variety of price points. Some of them charge monthly subscription fees, and some do not. Your choice of content mill usually depends on your budget and ease of use. What you probably aren’t considering is custom content creation from an independent freelancer writer, but you really should.
Read more: Benefits of Choosing Custom Content for Your Website or Blog

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