A copywriter is a person who writes, structures and corrects texts (called “copy”) with the main intent of persuading the reader to take a certain action, such as buying a product or hiring a service.
Copywriters are highly in demand these days, because a good copy is one of the best ways to make a business grow, especially on the Internet and in social media. Moreover, copywriters can’t be replaced by machines, for it is a creative process in which the objective reader needs to be taken into consideration.
Spanish copywriters are more than just Spanish writers because they are able to keep your target audience in mind when writing your copies and engage them to take action. But, how do we hire a Spanish copywriter if we don’t know the language? This can be a rather difficult task when we live far from Spanish-speaking places, but it isn’t impossible. Here are a few ways to hire a Spanish copywriter remotely.
Hire a Freelance Spanish Copywriter in a Platform
Freelancing platforms connect clients with freelancers all over the world, so that you can find the perfect fit for your particular copywriting needs. There are many platforms through which you can hire a copywriter, let’s take a look at some.
- Through Upwork, you can post a description of the job and what you are willing to pay for it and different freelance Spanish copywriters will answer to your post. Then, you may decide who is the best fit by reviewing their profiles and messages. If you’ve already seen a profile that you think will suit your needs, you can invite that person to apply for it.
- Much like Upwork, on Workana you can post a project with the description, tasks, deadline and budget and you will receive proposals from different Spanish copywriters willing to take it in no time! You may review their profiles and get in touch with them to make sure you find the best one for your project.
- On Fiverr, the freelancers are the ones who list their gigs, that is to say, they advertise their services so that you will be able to choose the copywriter you prefer taking into account their descriptions of their work and their fees, and get in contact with them.
- Freelancer also allows you to post your job proposal so that different copywriters may place a bid and compete for the job. Freelancer is popular in many Latin American countries, so you may find a lot of qualified Spanish copywriters here.
Hire an Agency to Take Care of your Spanish Copy
Another way to get a copywriter is by working directly with editorial or marketing agencies. Through an agency you will be sure to work with trained professionals and a team that makes sure your copy is effective.
Palabra is an editorial agency formed by a group of writers, proofreaders, editors and translators who can take care of your Spanish copywriting job and make sure the copy is tailor-made for your needs and catches the eye of your target audience.
Hire a Spanish Copywriter in LinkedIn
One last way to hire a Spanish copywriter remotely is through LinkedIn. LinkedIn is a great platform to get in contact with professionals of different disciplines. Here, you will be able to post a job opportunity so that different copywriters may apply for it. But you will also be able to see their profiles, their previous jobs and their qualifications.
Moreover LinkedIn also allows you to post an opportunity in your own profile so that your contacts can recommend someone they know, or you can be a member of a group of Spanish copywriters, so that you can post your job description there and copywriters will be able to get in touch with you.
Conclusion
If you want your business to grow on the Internet, it is important that you take care of what you write and how it is written so that your clients find it engaging. That is what copywriters are trained to do. It is important to hire a Spanish copywriter that knows your objective audience and your needs so that your copies are effective in every language.
Whether it is through a freelancing platform, an agency or LinkedIn, hiring a Spanish copywriter will definitely help you and your business grow.
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