This is the continuation of my previous article.
Here are the other things that you need to do to outsource your article writing: 1.
Choosing the winning bidder.
If you offer at least $5/article, I am pretty sure that you'll get enormous bids including from those writers who have already established their reputation on these freelancing sites.
In order to make well-informed decision, I recommend that you spend time "interviewing" your candidates.
Ask them how knowledgeable they are on your chosen topics and ask about their policies about revisions and payment.
Of course, go with those providers who can give you the best offer.
2.
Communicate with your ghostwriter.
After choosing the winning bidder, the freelancing site will share with you access to his/her email address.
Take advantage of this and communicate with your provider on a regular basis.
If this is your first time to use a particular writer, I recommend that you ask him/her to send the first 1-3 articles for feedback.
This is to make sure that he/she is on the right track.
3.
Payment.
Freelancing sites will protect both you and your provider.
Thus, you will need to put the payment into escrow service before the project will start.
You have the option of depositing 50% of the project price or the whole amount.
4.
Finish the project.
Your provider should be able to deliver all the articles on or before the deadline.
You can ask for 2-3 days to review the articles before you release the payment.
Depending on your agreement, you can ask revisions when needed.
Once done, make sure that you post feedback for your ghostwriter.