Hello,

My query is for any SEO workers reading this forum. When you need freelance copywriters, where do you look and advertise?

I am an online journalist, gradually building a large number of SEO clients. I need a few more to go fully freelance, though, and I want to hear how best to find such work.

Where do you look for content creators? Do you have your own in-house writers? Do you advertise projects as and when they arise? How can I best put my work and details in front of you?

All hints and tips are very welcome.

Many thanks,

Felicity

Hi Felicity,

The simple answer is that most if us have an old-fashioned address book of copywriters we could call on - some we've worked with before, some we haven't; some available, some not; some good, some not.

Most of the copywriters we use in our agency come from referrals - usually from our contractors recommending their friends and colleagues.

Having said that we've just won a couple of new clients and are looking for experienced web copywriters to help. Send your CV to and we may have something for you.

Adrian

On 13:26:03 22 October 2008 DavidReilly1 wrote:
>Felicity,
>
>Why don't drop me an  email with your details on
>(mailto:)
> and I will get back to
>you. Happy to help
>
>Davd
>
>On 19:21:26 21 October 2008 Felicity wrote:
>
>Hello,
>
>My query is for any SEO workers reading this forum. When
>you need freelance copywriters, where do you look and
>advertise?
>
>I am an online journalist, gradually building a large
>number of SEO clients. I need a few more to go fully
>freelance, though, and I want to hear how best to find
>such work.
>
>Where do you look for content creators? Do you have your
>own in-house writers? Do you advertise projects as and
>when they arise? How can I best put my work and details in
>front of you?
>
>All hints and tips are very welcome.
>
>Many thanks,
>
>Felicity

Thank you all for taking the time to reply to me. Emails are winging their way to you all as we speak.

Thanks, have good weekends,

Felicity