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Google tells us that quality content is of primary importance in how they rank your efforts. Studies show that Google ranks long content higher than short posts. My research has shown that new internet gurus who say today’s audience want short articles with lots of white space. This recipe has been adopted by lazy marketers who don’t want to write long posts.Even if you’re interested in the subject, it can be difficult to keep up a steady stream of content. For those times when you’re too busy to keep up with the flow of posts, consider outsourcing just your writing. Google wants to see new information on your site every time the spiders come calling. If your site isn’t growing, it’s dying.

Outsourcing is basically paying people to help you by writing content for you. It’s not a slam dunk walk in the park either. You can visit outsourcing sites and find article writers in your price range. Know specifically what you want from the writer so you can give him specifications for the writing task. You don’t want to end up with an article that’s off topic because you weren’t clear on the task details.

On outsourcing sites, people looking for writing jobs are rated by past article buyers, giving you a base to choose from. Ask for past examples of their work so you can make a judgment about it. Also ask the writer you’re considering hiring what their skills and interests are. The closer his passions, skills, and interests are to the topics you want him to write about, the better the articles will be. If one does not know anything about a topic and does not do extensive research, the article will be filled with fluff and filler. There will be no content that increases your authority or enhances your users’ experience.

What I’ve found when outsourcing is that no matter how carefully I choose a writer before the job, it always takes some back-and-forth until the article is exactly what I want. Nothing spells amateurish and poor quality like one riddled with spelling mistakes and grammatical errors, or simply doesn’t help you further your primary goal of helping your web visitors.