Copywritting Service Recommendations
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Hi there,
I'm looking for several recommendations for decent copywritting services, freelancers or otherwise. Ideally with B2B experience.
Any ideas?
Steve
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Maybe a better way to get an author is go out to see who are the very competent bloggers in your industry. There you have someone who is excited enough about the subject because they have a message to share. You get to see the quality of their work and perhaps their personality.
One reservation that I would have about hiring a copywriting service is my concern that they might not be experts in the topics that I would ask them to write about yet accept the job and produce content that might have flaws or that might have a tone that anyone with experience in the field would know that they are winging it.
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Forgive me, but I just can't resist recommending myself. Shameless! But, hey, ya gotta do what ya gotta do.
See my SEOMOZ profile and the Linkedin link.
Work samples available via email on request.
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