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02/14/2010

How To Hire a Blogger: A Small Business Guide

If you're wondering how to hire a blogger to blog for your business it really comes down to answering some questions about your expectations.


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These questions could include:

  • What level of blogging service do you need?
  • What kind of results are you seeking?
  • What are you willing or able to pay?
  • What level expertise with the subject matter is necessary?

Actually, the Kudzu Business Success Center has developed a relatively awesome list of "10 Tips for Hiring a Professional Blogger for Your Small Business Blog" incorporating some of the points above.

The post is by Susan Gunelius and will give you a head start on the questions you should be asking to make the best decision.

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