How many of you affiliates write your copy by yourself?

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megashape

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I was wondering,
How many of you affiliates actually write the copy by yourself?
and how many of you just hiring somebody to do that?
I'm talking about lp's, ads, articles (not private blogs)

Because I'm not a native English, actually English isn't even my second language, and I can argue on the third.

I know that if I was able to write in English, fluent English,
I'd do so by myself, yet I know there are some affiliates who prefer to outsource.

Give your opinion.
 


megashape said:
I was wondering,
How many of you affiliates actually write the copy by yourself?
and how many of you just hiring somebody to do that?
I'm talking about lp's, ads, articles (not private blogs)

Because I'm not a native English, actually English isn't even my second language, and I can argue on the third.

I know that if I was able to write in English, fluent English,
I'd do so by myself, yet I know there are some affiliates who prefer to outsource.

Give your opinion.
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For me it depends on the campaign, usually ill create some test material prior to scaling if the offer is promising.

Once determining that I get professional development.

I leave it to the pro's :D
 
I started out as a copywriter. Though I can afford to outsource copywriters, it's fun to write your own copy. If I want something extremely catch, with Digg front page potential, I do the job myself.
 
I usually pick up highschool chicks,
When im done with them I tell them to write me a story.

baddabing baddaboom
 
From the day I started until a few days ago, I wrote all the content myself. I am generally a good writer and I write easily, so it worked out for me.

A week ago I hired Enigmabomb for a dozen articles, and it was so great getting the articles every few days and just pasting them on the blogs that I got addicted.

I am not saying that I will stop writing content, but I am surely going to outsource a large portion of it. As soon as you have enough experience to have an idea about what works and what doesn't, you can just set up a niche site the way it should be and outsource the rest.
 
I do all the work myself. Writing, Design, pretty much everything is done by me. It's more time consuming but it saves me a lot of money and is good experience. Writing and Design comes fairly easily and naturally to me so it's not like I'm grinding or anything.
 
I do everything myself because I find I spend more time explaining what I want than I could just doing it myself. Then I have to deal with flakes, missed deadlines etc. So I do it myself and have great results.
 
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