Re: Offshore writers and editors & web services
Offshore, outsourced, contractor. All the same thing, all use the same 'tactics'
to market their services. There's no need to wonder how it's done. And as far as
the poorly worded resume from an overseas editor, I think we can all say that
we've seen the same from aspiring local employees and contractors.
Mike's advice about marketing is right on the money. To compete (no matter where
the competition is coming from), you have to market to price, and/or quality,
and/or delivery. Identify your strengths and market to potential customers
seeking those strengths. Beyond that, may the best businessman (or woman) win.
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