If you're looking for real, honest cheap copywriting, you may be barking up the wrong tree for your website.
There once was a time when cheap copywriting could be had and it would be effective.
You could pay someone $3 to write a 400 word article that would get you better placement in the search engines.
Today, that is less and less likely due to the advanced algorithms that Google and their brethren are pumping out.
Today, cheap copywriting won't get you much more than a headache and a lot of edits to complete.
The people doing the cheap copywriting are those who have minimal credentials, don't research their work, and don't spend much time editing or rereading anything they've written.
The final result is hard to read and often times crammed with keywords to make it look better.
Worse yet, your cheap copywriting option might just copy and paste the content.
To avoid these problems, you should look for a few key things in your copywriters: oAsk for samples of their work you can review.
oAsk for credentials or references you can check up on.
oSet milestones and adhere to them.
oCheck the first page of content before you greenlight any major projects.
oAlways spend at least a few minutes talking with the copywriter on the phone or via Skype to get a feel for their style.
If you do all these things, are easy to work with yourself, and spend the necessary time building a good stable of writers you can trust, you may find that cheap copywriting is not as hard as you thought to acquire.
It might not be $3 an article, but for the amount you spend, you'll get much more out of your content, making it much more valuable at a better overall price.