How to Find the Writer or Editor That's Right for You:
1.Review work samples. Be picky.
Do you see grammatical errors? Misspellings? Typographical errors?
Does the writing style suit your audience and the image you want to project?
Although everyone thinks they're a writer, this
unfortunately is not the case. Writing as a hobby is not the same as
being paid to write for a living.
Review samples to see what each
writer is capable of. High-quality writers are proud of their work. If a writer doesn't provide any samples, there's probably a reason. Proceed with caution.
2. Review Testimonials
3. Understand How Writers Determine their Rates
Writing rates are determined by many factors, including how quickly you
need the writing done, how busy the writer is, and how interested they
are in your project.
Many writers, including me, give volume discounts on larger
projects, especially if you commit to a long-term relationship that
guarantees future work.
About Danette Pelletier Copywriting:
With a degree in Communications from Vanderbilt University and decades of writing experience, I'm a master persuader.
My strong business background means I also understand the importance of
meeting deadlines and submitting "clean" copy that's error-free and ready for publication.
