Tutorial: How to Outsource Content Development to India - Introduction
chillibreeze writer — Trixie Asirvatham
You may have read about all the advantages you can gain from outsourcing content – the time and money you will save, which could be spent more productively in building your business. You’ve thought long and hard about it. And finally you’ve decided to go ahead and outsource content development to India, thousands of miles away.
Now if you’re about to embark on your first outsourced content writing project, you’re perhaps a little nervous. In that case, allow this tutorial to allay your fears by walking you through the content writing process and answering the questions that you may have as well as asking you a few questions to make sure that you understand.
In this tutorial you will learn practical things that will prepare you to outsource content to India. We anticipate that once you overcome the first project you will feel comfortable outsourcing projects to India.
We hope you enjoy and greatly benefit from this online course.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- LESSON 1: Introduction.
- LESSON 2: What kind of content can my company outsource to India?
- LESSON 3: How can I select a vendor in India?
- LESSON 4: What can I expect from my content service provider?
- LESSON 5: What is the style of Indian writers who write in English?
- LESSON 6: What is the quality I can expect from India?
- LESSON 7: India is so different. What are the potential cultural issues?
- LESSON 8: What are the potential problems I could face?
- LESSON 9: What are the red flags I should watch out for?
- LESSON 10: How do I negotiate terms? Do I pay per word, per page, per project or per hour?
- LESSON 11: How and when do I pay?
- LESSON 12: Are there any guarantees that I can expect?
- LESSON 13: How can I track the status of my content development project?
- Questionnaire to help customers think before outsourcing content development.
- Outsourcing to India Quiz
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—About our writer:
Trixie Asirvatham says,
"I'm a
mother of two web designers and grandmother of two little boys, Tarun and Varun. My daughters got me interested in writing content for the web, so my 24 years as a copywriter in the advertising business is now being put to a different use! I like researching and browsing on the Web - it's fun! I enjoy reading and writing, but not 'rithmetic!"
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