Need suggestions to find original content writers

Hello,
I have a small website about ROR programming language which is performing very well, and would like to develop the site into a quite bigger than what it is. I don't have knowledge of ROR programming language and i am having difficulties to find content writers for this programming language.

I would like suggestions and source's where i can find content writers (writer should at least have knowledge on ROR and Ruby programming language and to be able to defend his content with code examples) on this topic and what are the prices for this topic content.

 

Hi,

You can find about them on www.guru.com, www.scriptlance.com, www.getacoder.com, www.rentacoder.com, www.directfreelance.com, www.writerlance.com and www.freelancebbs.com

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I am a non-technical content writer myself.

Regards.

 

Thank you for the informaitons, rep added (because it was useful not because you asked )

Cheers

 

You could always post a thread for original writers. Once you receive their proposals, you can check their iTrader and original samples. By this way, you could sort out good quality writers for you.

 

good content is always hard to find ;(

 

Indeed ;/

I have already opened a thread here and in a ruby on rails forum, no luck yet...just views and no replies. Wish i could find a quality writer who needs maybe also to promote his own web services through the article (as signature in the bottom of the tutorial). Yet, it is not easy to find.

Will try to look harder on the sites that omshanti posted, haven't been around till now (just for an hour or two a day) but now i got more time so will be seeking harder.

Crosses fingers

 

Original content writers are quite rare these days

 

You could try Constant-Content, I don't know if we have writers that know that subject. You could always post a request and see if you get any takers.

 

They aren't rare. Most of them just aren't looking for work on DP

 

I found some at 7-11 the other day.

 

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A bit off topic, but don't you think it's a bit dangerous to be in a niche, making money or not, that you don't know enough about? How do you know if the next person that comes along to work with you knows what he is talking about and can be trusted?

It's like people who aren't technical, and paying $500 a month for web hosting, because they have asked somebody else trusting their expertise. Often over-paying for simple ignorance.

I'm not familiar with ROR; to me it stands for Rob Oh! Rob, but...

Perhaps if you could offer more insight about your specified niche, I could point you in a better direction.

Rob

 

ROR is a new programming language (relatively new) and ROR stands for Ruby On Rails.

Can you give the URL please ?

 

7-11 is a convenience store. He was making a joke, Trapped.

 

Than he is a filthy *beeeeeeep* making jokes on me just teasing.