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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
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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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- Article Excerpt (Intro): If you’ve ever struggled to keep your website or blog updated with fresh, engaging material, you’re not alone. Many site owners turn to content mills or bulk services for quick fixes, only to find that the quality just isn’t there. The truth is, your audience—and Google—can tell the difference. That’s why investing in custom content written by a freelance writer is one of the smartest decisions you can make for your online presence.
Read more: Benefits of Choosing Custom Content for Your Website or Blog
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- Article Excerpt (Intro): Do you need content for your website, blog or social media page, like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn but don’t have a huge content budget? When you find yourself in this situation, you may be tempted to order cheap content from the lowest-priced freelancer you can find either via a content mill or on places like Fivrr. The truth is that when you order extremely cheap content, you get what you pay for, and you could spend more time editing it than it would have taken you to research and write the article yourself. You could also end up hiring a second freelancer who offers content revision services that are designed to rewrite cheap content mill content.