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Web Content Writing Prices

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hickory77 · 15/06/2018 06:52

Hi, how much have you paid someone to write SEO web content for your website?
Have you paid them per page/day/word? How much for blogs?
I'm looking to set up my own copywriting service and wondered what others are charging.
Thank you

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AjasLipstick · 15/06/2018 10:18

Google services which are similar to your own. Check their pricings.

LadyGrey66 · 15/06/2018 10:32

It varies depending on the piece of content to be honest - but I would typically prefer to pay per piece of content rather than per word/time. For SEO content purposes, do you also intend to conduct the key word research, or would you ask your clients to provide this for you? For a 400 - 600 word blog, optimised for SEO, I'd be prepared to pay anything from £250 to £600. It depends on the size/budget of your client to a large degree, and the value that your work delivers to their business. Agencies I've worked for in the past would typically charge their clients around £450 per day of complete work.

AjasLipstick · 15/06/2018 16:08

LadyGrey That seems extremely high. If businesses would go to individual writers rather than using agencies, they'd find the same quality of work for much less.

I know a lot of people want a package...but it's possible to get an expert on-board for the tech stuff and they will upload the writing which you've bought direct from a lone writer.

hickory77 · 15/06/2018 19:46

Thank you AjasLipstick. Where do I find Google Services? I'm guessing you'll say Google!

Yes, I'd be writing 400 - 600 word blog optimised for SEO. I'd start with local businesses and move on up from there.

hose rates sound good LadyGrey66. What type of business do you own/sector are you in?

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