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Hey guys,
I have a question for all of you..
When I wrote one of my previous ebooks, I hired a guy to proof read the entire thing.. And when he was done, I hired another guy, who rewrote the content. - And now, I'm thinking about doing something similar with article writers.
For instance, hire one person who'll do some research and write "sloppy articles". Just to get the ball rolling so to speak.. And to come up with new ideas for content.
And after that, go with a really great article writer, who'll rewrite the articles.
What do you think about it? - Is that a good approach or would you rather stick with only one person for this?
Best Regards,
hitmeasap
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Maybe using 2 writers would work some of the time but I believe that a good article starts from good research right in the beginning.
 Hey Lynne & thank you for your answer. I can totally see why it would be better to stick with one writer instead of two. - Just like I usually do, I'm just thinking out loud and I think about different things from different angles. I want to see things from other people's perspective. :D
Perhaps it's both easier and better to stick with one good writer instead of working with one good and one "bad" writer at the same time. However, the intention wasn't to really work with the "bad" writer more than just hire him to get some decent ideas, which I could tell the good writer about. - But I totally agree with you on the last part you said: 
[quote]Maybe using 2 writers would work some of the time but I believe that a good article starts from good research right in the beginning.[/quote]
Thank you :)
				Hey Lynne & thank you for your answer. I can totally see why it would be better to stick with one writer instead of two. - Just like I usually do, I'm just thinking out loud and I think about different things from different angles. I want to see things from other people's perspective. :D
Perhaps it's both easier and better to stick with one good writer instead of working with one good and one "bad" writer at the same time. However, the intention wasn't to really work with the "bad" writer more than just hire him to get some decent ideas, which I could tell the good writer about. - But I totally agree with you on the last part you said: 
[quote]Maybe using 2 writers would work some of the time but I believe that a good article starts from good research right in the beginning.[/quote]
Thank you :)
 
				
				
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TommyCarey
It could be good because:
It could be bad because:
I would think that it would be better to compile a large list of articles you already like and then send the links over to the good writer and ask them to rewrite something that is already good. This way you're cutting out the sloppy writer, saving time and money, and you'll most likely be much happier in the end. And the good thing about doing it this way is that the good writer will have a lot less headaches because they will be rewriting something that is already written well and they won't have to piece together a horribly written article from someone you paid.
Save Time.
Save Money.
Less Moving Parts.
Everyone Is Happy
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