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How to Find a Good Copywriter
If you'd like to generate an income online, you're going to have to have a website. If you would like that website to be profitable, it needs to be written very well. Unless you're good at copywriting already it's a good idea to engage the services of someone qualified to create the text on your site. A skilled copywriter can help you generate far more money than you could ever hope to see if you attempted to compose the text yourself. Of course, not all copywriters are great. Some of them are insanely incredibly talented. Some just wish they had talent and are trying to make a bit of money because someone told them writing online would be a breeze. Below are a few ways to help you distinguish the good copywriters from the bad copywriters.
Does the copywriter have his or her own web site? Any copywriter worth his or her salt is going to have his or her own website that contains a bio, several samples and a resume (and anything else the writer feels like sharing). If the writer doesn't have a site, how can they claim to be able to help you with the one you are creating? Look at the copy on the copywriter's website. If it is full of mistakes this is a terrible sign.
How well do you respond to the copy on the copywriter's website? This is more involved than merely finding grammatical errors and syntax errors. Does the copy make you have any type of emotional reaction? Does the web site copy prompt you to like him or her? Does it make you want to follow up and discover more about the copywriter? Does it make you feel like you have to hire the writer straightaway? Does it make you want to run away? Does the copy push you to be inflamed? All of these are important reactions and you must pay attention to them.
Inquire into the writer's's background a bit. Look for reviews on unbiased web sites and online forums. It's improbable that you will obtain any bad reviews on the writer's own web site. Search online for the copywriter's name to find out if there address are any reviews or personal testimonials that are not run and can't be rigged by the writer you are checking up on. Look closely at these reviews and recommendations. Ask the writer to provide several references. Be sure that you follow up and genuinely get a hold of those references so that you can ask for an honest opinion from them.
Be sure you spend some time going through the samples supplied by the writer. You should ask the writer to send you a few more samples that aren't already provided on the site. This is especially vital if the copywriter is touting himself or herself an expert in an area. When the writing reads like it was copied from Wikipedia or is especially vague, it's best to find someone else.
There are many different ways to find out if a copywriter is worth spending your money. It is important that you do your homework and look beyond the person for information pertaining to his/her reputation and character.