How can I describe my project to attract the best content editor?
Tell a story about your project. Be clear about what you are looking for. Include details like the topic, audience, and format. For example, say if it's an article, blog post, or ebook. The more details, the better the fit.
What should be included in the content brief?
The content brief should include the goals of your content. Mention the tone and style you like. Add any key points or messages. It's like a roadmap for the editor to follow. This helps them understand your vision.
How do I set a realistic timeline for my project?
Consider how much content needs editing. Think about how complex it is. Talk with your editor about their availability. It's good to allow some extra time just in case. This makes sure your project won't feel rushed.
What is the best way to communicate with my content editor?
Choose a way that works for both of you. Maybe use emails or video calls. Regular check-ins help keep everything on track. Be open and honest. This makes working together smooth and easy.
How can I ensure the quality of the edited content?
Share examples of what you like. Feedback is really important. Review the drafts carefully. This helps the editor know they're on the right path. It's like teamwork to make your content shine.
What should the deliverables include?
Deliverables are the final product you'll receive. Think about file types, like Word or PDF. Make sure to agree on these before starting. You might also discuss revisions, if needed. This keeps everyone clear on what to expect.
How can I be sure my content editor knows Canadian English? (specific to BC)
You can look for editors who have worked in British Columbia. Check their past work for Canadian spellings and terms. If they're from Canada, they likely know the differences well. This keeps your content relatable to locals.
What should I include in my project's timeline? (specific to BC)
Think about any holidays in British Columbia, like Canada Day. These might affect your editor's schedule. Plan for breaks around these dates if needed. This helps avoid surprises later. A clear timeline helps everyone stay on track.
Should I be aware of time differences when planning meetings? (specific to BC)
Yes, British Columbia is in a different time zone than many places. Check the time difference with your editor. Set meetings at times that work for both. This helps keep communication smooth and easy.
How can I find an editor familiar with BC topics? (specific to BC)
Look for editors who have worked with BC businesses. You could check their portfolio for regional topics. A local editorial touch makes your content stand out. It resonates with a BC audience better. This adds value to your content.
Who is Contra for?
Contra is designed for both freelancers (referred to as "independents") and clients. Freelancers can showcase their work, connect with clients, and manage projects commission-free. Clients can discover and hire top freelance talent for their projects.
What is the vision of Contra?
Contra aims to revolutionize the world of work by providing an all-in-one platform that empowers freelancers and clients to connect and collaborate seamlessly, eliminating traditional barriers and commission fees.
