Topic: What's the best way to find / hire good bitcoin writers? (Read 237 times)
If you have taken a look at this forum, you would have seen many good writers with good contents. I base the qualifying posts on the writing skills. Therefore, no good writing skills, thus no qualifying posts. Added to that, you can also look for users who have good amount of merit points. And check their latest posts because there are users who abuse the merit system. So, your best choice is to pick the interesting ones. Good luck.
Hey! I cannot thank you guys enough for all of your help. 
I would reach out to each one of you individually but I'm limited on this newb account to the number of posts I can make so please feel free to hit me up on telegram @BitcoinOnlineIO or on the website.
I would reach out to each one of you individually but I'm limited on this newb account to the number of posts I can make so please feel free to hit me up on telegram @BitcoinOnlineIO or on the website.
What about to contact cointelegraph publishers? Most of them are very experienced in writing.
Also cryptonews needed writers and I rememver they opened thread here in Service section, you can do the same.
Asking for sig managers to get suggestions on posters may be a little bit silly thing to do but if you want try it.
On another hand you can read some users posts, review them and contact them in need, you may have a deal.
Also cryptonews needed writers and I rememver they opened thread here in Service section, you can do the same.
Asking for sig managers to get suggestions on posters may be a little bit silly thing to do but if you want try it.
On another hand you can read some users posts, review them and contact them in need, you may have a deal.
email [email protected] and I will get in touch with you about our NEWS Token Pool
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3389074.new#new
We have lots of writers working with us, and if you want, they will work for NEWS tokens.
They NEWS tokens list on Cfinex tomorrow.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3389074.new#new
We have lots of writers working with us, and if you want, they will work for NEWS tokens.
They NEWS tokens list on Cfinex tomorrow.
Hey, I love your project. I tried to buy coin on Cfinex but don't see any coin for sale for 10 or 20 satoshis. I also filled out the registration form. That will help a bunch! You can count on us having an ad to your project / site.
Cheers,
John
Hey John
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I'll be in touch via email.
thanks.
Hi John,
We use a mix of staff writers and freelancers for our news site https://www.dippli.com and off course write some ourselves too. So depending on your need you can either mix it up or just go with freelancers if you only need an article now and then. We use upwork for staff writers and fivrr for freelancers. A good staff writer will cost you somewhere between $10-$15 an hour, but you can fix the hourly rate based on how much time you need the resource. On fivrr it seems that the standard per article is around $5 (300+ words). You can find resources in all price categories on both sites, but keep in mind that more expensive does not nessecarily mean better!
Upwork is like a normal hiring process so you will see examples of some of their work in the applications. On fivrr it can be a bit of a hit and miss at first, but test some with good reviews and then stick with the one(s) you like. Keep in mind to test their work using a plagiarism checker so you can see if they just do copy and paste jobs.
Hope this helps
/R
We use a mix of staff writers and freelancers for our news site https://www.dippli.com and off course write some ourselves too. So depending on your need you can either mix it up or just go with freelancers if you only need an article now and then. We use upwork for staff writers and fivrr for freelancers. A good staff writer will cost you somewhere between $10-$15 an hour, but you can fix the hourly rate based on how much time you need the resource. On fivrr it seems that the standard per article is around $5 (300+ words). You can find resources in all price categories on both sites, but keep in mind that more expensive does not nessecarily mean better!
Upwork is like a normal hiring process so you will see examples of some of their work in the applications. On fivrr it can be a bit of a hit and miss at first, but test some with good reviews and then stick with the one(s) you like. Keep in mind to test their work using a plagiarism checker so you can see if they just do copy and paste jobs.
Hope this helps
/R
This is a big help. Thanks a bunch. I've tried fiver but usually have to rewrite the articles myself. A couple people have messaged me. I'm going to try them out and also try to get some news coin.
Cheers, J
Sorry to hear about fivrr, but yeah we had some bad experiences there too ... We settled on one which is really good, she wrote this article for us that was posted today https://www.dippli.com/2018/05/01/amazons-bitcoin-patent-good-for-store-value-bad-for-privacy/ - so you can see her writting style. She prefers to be a ghost writer though. If you want her details on fivrr then PM me.
Cheer, R
You're a huge help. I've already sent my 1 pm for the hour, lol so I will have to pm you tomorrow.
Thanks again!
No worries J, you are also welcome to drop a mail on info[at]dippli.com. Otherwise speak tomorrow
Hi John,
We use a mix of staff writers and freelancers for our news site https://www.dippli.com and off course write some ourselves too. So depending on your need you can either mix it up or just go with freelancers if you only need an article now and then. We use upwork for staff writers and fivrr for freelancers. A good staff writer will cost you somewhere between $10-$15 an hour, but you can fix the hourly rate based on how much time you need the resource. On fivrr it seems that the standard per article is around $5 (300+ words). You can find resources in all price categories on both sites, but keep in mind that more expensive does not nessecarily mean better!
Upwork is like a normal hiring process so you will see examples of some of their work in the applications. On fivrr it can be a bit of a hit and miss at first, but test some with good reviews and then stick with the one(s) you like. Keep in mind to test their work using a plagiarism checker so you can see if they just do copy and paste jobs.
Hope this helps
/R
We use a mix of staff writers and freelancers for our news site https://www.dippli.com and off course write some ourselves too. So depending on your need you can either mix it up or just go with freelancers if you only need an article now and then. We use upwork for staff writers and fivrr for freelancers. A good staff writer will cost you somewhere between $10-$15 an hour, but you can fix the hourly rate based on how much time you need the resource. On fivrr it seems that the standard per article is around $5 (300+ words). You can find resources in all price categories on both sites, but keep in mind that more expensive does not nessecarily mean better!
Upwork is like a normal hiring process so you will see examples of some of their work in the applications. On fivrr it can be a bit of a hit and miss at first, but test some with good reviews and then stick with the one(s) you like. Keep in mind to test their work using a plagiarism checker so you can see if they just do copy and paste jobs.
Hope this helps
/R
This is a big help. Thanks a bunch. I've tried fiver but usually have to rewrite the articles myself. A couple people have messaged me. I'm going to try them out and also try to get some news coin.
Cheers, J
Sorry to hear about fivrr, but yeah we had some bad experiences there too ... We settled on one which is really good, she wrote this article for us that was posted today https://www.dippli.com/2018/05/01/amazons-bitcoin-patent-good-for-store-value-bad-for-privacy/ - so you can see her writting style. She prefers to be a ghost writer though. If you want her details on fivrr then PM me.
Cheer, R
You're a huge help. I've already sent my 1 pm for the hour, lol so I will have to pm you tomorrow.
Thanks again!
Looking for writers / content curators. Thanks in advance!
Can I know for what purpose you look for the writers? Do you have a site to be developed or perhaps other purpose? In this forum also available lot of content writers, they do for bounty program. I think they may compare your rate offered to the rate they usually received, much more than fiver or any other online writer.
If you need an independent writer for regular content, I may be able to provide you with good content on a regular basis. I've been writing content for crypto sites and you could contact me [email protected]. Thanks!
Please feel free to reach out. We have a number of highly qualified and experienced content writers on call. Telegram: @BlockchainLD
Please reach me out for further proper discussion and to provide assistance for your work.
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Wait to initiate a chat to assist you properly.
Thanks and Regards,
Arun Sachdeva
- Telegram: @arunsachdeva
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/arunsachdeva/
Wait to initiate a chat to assist you properly.
Thanks and Regards,
Arun Sachdeva
Instead of looking for good "crypto writers", why don't you just look for good writers, period? People with experience in creating content (blog posts, white papers, books, academic papers) with sufficient technical background to be able to write about crypto.
Anyone with sufficient technical experience to actually develop crypto will probably have the writing experience anyway, as this is part of the job. You always have to write reports, technical descriptions, etc. If that isn't enough, get them coworking with a pop-science and tech writer: one of them makes it accessible, the other makes sure it is rigorous.
So in summary, drop the crypto tag: look for a good writer.
I actually know a few if you are interested.
Anyone with sufficient technical experience to actually develop crypto will probably have the writing experience anyway, as this is part of the job. You always have to write reports, technical descriptions, etc. If that isn't enough, get them coworking with a pop-science and tech writer: one of them makes it accessible, the other makes sure it is rigorous.
So in summary, drop the crypto tag: look for a good writer.
I actually know a few if you are interested.
Hi John,
We use a mix of staff writers and freelancers for our news site https://www.dippli.com and off course write some ourselves too. So depending on your need you can either mix it up or just go with freelancers if you only need an article now and then. We use upwork for staff writers and fivrr for freelancers. A good staff writer will cost you somewhere between $10-$15 an hour, but you can fix the hourly rate based on how much time you need the resource. On fivrr it seems that the standard per article is around $5 (300+ words). You can find resources in all price categories on both sites, but keep in mind that more expensive does not nessecarily mean better!
Upwork is like a normal hiring process so you will see examples of some of their work in the applications. On fivrr it can be a bit of a hit and miss at first, but test some with good reviews and then stick with the one(s) you like. Keep in mind to test their work using a plagiarism checker so you can see if they just do copy and paste jobs.
Hope this helps
/R
We use a mix of staff writers and freelancers for our news site https://www.dippli.com and off course write some ourselves too. So depending on your need you can either mix it up or just go with freelancers if you only need an article now and then. We use upwork for staff writers and fivrr for freelancers. A good staff writer will cost you somewhere between $10-$15 an hour, but you can fix the hourly rate based on how much time you need the resource. On fivrr it seems that the standard per article is around $5 (300+ words). You can find resources in all price categories on both sites, but keep in mind that more expensive does not nessecarily mean better!
Upwork is like a normal hiring process so you will see examples of some of their work in the applications. On fivrr it can be a bit of a hit and miss at first, but test some with good reviews and then stick with the one(s) you like. Keep in mind to test their work using a plagiarism checker so you can see if they just do copy and paste jobs.
Hope this helps
/R
This is a big help. Thanks a bunch. I've tried fiver but usually have to rewrite the articles myself. A couple people have messaged me. I'm going to try them out and also try to get some news coin.
Cheers, J
Sorry to hear about fivrr, but yeah we had some bad experiences there too ... We settled on one which is really good, she wrote this article for us that was posted today https://www.dippli.com/2018/05/01/amazons-bitcoin-patent-good-for-store-value-bad-for-privacy/ - so you can see her writting style. She prefers to be a ghost writer though. If you want her details on fivrr then PM me.
Cheer, R
I have known bitcoin since 2011, have had some experiences with other altcoins and also the market in general.
Let me know if I can help.
Hi John,
We use a mix of staff writers and freelancers for our news site https://www.dippli.com and off course write some ourselves too. So depending on your need you can either mix it up or just go with freelancers if you only need an article now and then. We use upwork for staff writers and fivrr for freelancers. A good staff writer will cost you somewhere between $10-$15 an hour, but you can fix the hourly rate based on how much time you need the resource. On fivrr it seems that the standard per article is around $5 (300+ words). You can find resources in all price categories on both sites, but keep in mind that more expensive does not nessecarily mean better!
Upwork is like a normal hiring process so you will see examples of some of their work in the applications. On fivrr it can be a bit of a hit and miss at first, but test some with good reviews and then stick with the one(s) you like. Keep in mind to test their work using a plagiarism checker so you can see if they just do copy and paste jobs.
Hope this helps
/R
We use a mix of staff writers and freelancers for our news site https://www.dippli.com and off course write some ourselves too. So depending on your need you can either mix it up or just go with freelancers if you only need an article now and then. We use upwork for staff writers and fivrr for freelancers. A good staff writer will cost you somewhere between $10-$15 an hour, but you can fix the hourly rate based on how much time you need the resource. On fivrr it seems that the standard per article is around $5 (300+ words). You can find resources in all price categories on both sites, but keep in mind that more expensive does not nessecarily mean better!
Upwork is like a normal hiring process so you will see examples of some of their work in the applications. On fivrr it can be a bit of a hit and miss at first, but test some with good reviews and then stick with the one(s) you like. Keep in mind to test their work using a plagiarism checker so you can see if they just do copy and paste jobs.
Hope this helps
/R
This is a big help. Thanks a bunch. I've tried fiver but usually have to rewrite the articles myself. A couple people have messaged me. I'm going to try them out and also try to get some news coin.
Cheers, J
Hi John,
We use a mix of staff writers and freelancers for our news site https://www.dippli.com and off course write some ourselves too. So depending on your need you can either mix it up or just go with freelancers if you only need an article now and then. We use upwork for staff writers and fivrr for freelancers. A good staff writer will cost you somewhere between $10-$15 an hour, but you can fix the hourly rate based on how much time you need the resource. On fivrr it seems that the standard per article is around $5 (300+ words). You can find resources in all price categories on both sites, but keep in mind that more expensive does not nessecarily mean better!
Upwork is like a normal hiring process so you will see examples of some of their work in the applications. On fivrr it can be a bit of a hit and miss at first, but test some with good reviews and then stick with the one(s) you like. Keep in mind to test their work using a plagiarism checker so you can see if they just do copy and paste jobs.
Hope this helps
/R
We use a mix of staff writers and freelancers for our news site https://www.dippli.com and off course write some ourselves too. So depending on your need you can either mix it up or just go with freelancers if you only need an article now and then. We use upwork for staff writers and fivrr for freelancers. A good staff writer will cost you somewhere between $10-$15 an hour, but you can fix the hourly rate based on how much time you need the resource. On fivrr it seems that the standard per article is around $5 (300+ words). You can find resources in all price categories on both sites, but keep in mind that more expensive does not nessecarily mean better!
Upwork is like a normal hiring process so you will see examples of some of their work in the applications. On fivrr it can be a bit of a hit and miss at first, but test some with good reviews and then stick with the one(s) you like. Keep in mind to test their work using a plagiarism checker so you can see if they just do copy and paste jobs.
Hope this helps
/R
email [email protected] and I will get in touch with you about our NEWS Token Pool
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3389074.new#new
We have lots of writers working with us, and if you want, they will work for NEWS tokens.
They NEWS tokens list on Cfinex tomorrow.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3389074.new#new
We have lots of writers working with us, and if you want, they will work for NEWS tokens.
They NEWS tokens list on Cfinex tomorrow.
Hey, I love your project. I tried to buy coin on Cfinex but don't see any coin for sale for 10 or 20 satoshis. I also filled out the registration form. That will help a bunch! You can count on us having an ad to your project / site.
Cheers,
John
email [email protected] and I will get in touch with you about our NEWS Token Pool
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3389074.new#new
We have lots of writers working with us, and if you want, they will work for NEWS tokens.
They NEWS tokens list on Cfinex tomorrow.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3389074.new#new
We have lots of writers working with us, and if you want, they will work for NEWS tokens.
They NEWS tokens list on Cfinex tomorrow.
You can try it in two ways:
1. Create a topic in services with a specific amount of btc/1000 characters and then choose between interested orders
2. ask Campaign manager for good writers.
you must be clear in selecting the language, content and preferably to pay for escrow service before setting up the topic.
1. Create a topic in services with a specific amount of btc/1000 characters and then choose between interested orders
2. ask Campaign manager for good writers.
you must be clear in selecting the language, content and preferably to pay for escrow service before setting up the topic.
Looking for writers / content curators. Thanks in advance!
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