Thread: Good Content Provider Companies

Currently looking to outsource content development.

We have LOTS of work available. We're not looking for junky SEO writing either.

Anyone got any good recommendations for good content provider companies?

Have tried CWC and they're okay. But since we have such a large volume of content to be developed, want to go with the best option out there.

Want to know if anyone else pay for their content and with whom?

Thanks

I'm preparing to send another large order to Katro Global.

Pardon the plug , but my company can help you out. As a group of professional journalists, we are certainly a cut above the typical content writers. Check out the link in my sig or PM me for more information.

Originally Posted by Will.Spencer

I'm preparing to send another large order to Katro Global.

It seems to be good, but I'm sure the quality is just good enough -- not over the top

A website like that with a mistake like this:

Quality service at a price that wont break the bank

doesn't show that their quality will be perfect, but probably it's good enough to earn cash with them

Originally Posted by Grouchy Smurf

Currently looking to outsource content development.

We have LOTS of work available. We're not looking for junky SEO writing either.

Anyone got any good recommendations for good content provider companies?

Have tried CWC and they're okay. But since we have such a large volume of content to be developed, want to go with the best option out there.

Want to know if anyone else pay for their content and with whom?

Thanks

Helium.com has a marketplace where you can create a contest for a particular article to be written. You say you'll pay, say $25 for an article on a particular topic. They have a network of writers who submit articles. You can buy none. You can buy the best one for $25. Or you can buy multiple articles, maybe $25 for the best one, and pay $10-15 for additional articles from writers who were close runner ups.

Once you pay for the content, it's yours to do with as you want. You own it with no strings to include a byline or anything. You can modify it before you publish it if you want.

The articles you don't buy get put on the helium site itself so they are not totally wasted.

Pretty cool concept.

Depending on the volume, my company can work with your order. We are a husband and wife team that can handle 10 to 20 articles per day.

Take a look around MarriedandWriting.com.

Summer

I am getting laid off from my current "real life" job soon, and I might be willing to start taking on larger bulk orders for the right pay. I kind of actually *need* some additional bulk work to get back on top of things. I am a bit picky about things though - I like having consistency and regularity when it comes to writing. Let me know if you are interested.

I can offer 10 articles with 250 words at $35 only. I have a team of writers who can provide high quality blog posts, SEO articles everyday. We accept bulk orders for article directory submissions also. Interested people pls contact me for more details. writeratdesk[at]gmail[dot]com. I am quite flexible in negotiations when it comes to regular and big writing assignments. You can start with a small order [5 articles at $20] to evaluate our service quality and promptness. Thanks you..

You will get more bang for the buck hiring your own writers. You may be paying 2 cents a word from the content providing company and they in turn pay their writers 1/2 cent a word. So you end up with 1/2 cent per word quality even though you are paying a lot more. One good writer should be able to handle 200 articles per month. Hire 5 and that's 1000 articles a month. Probably more content than you are able to use.

Originally Posted by bogart

You will get more bang for the buck hiring your own writers. You may be paying 2 cents a word from the content providing company and they in turn pay their writers 1/2 cent a word. So you end up with 1/2 cent per word quality.

Very true. It's better to hire writers individually. Too many content mills have writers cranking out junk for slave wages.