Jonas Scholz
@jonas_scholz
I basically just got a rough direction and then created outlines for a few posts I thought would work well. We then picked a few ideas, it was roughly 200-300 usd per post. The focus wasnt really on SEO though, mostly just getting people to read about their tech
I would approach writers directly on platforms where you can find similar content. I started writing on dev.to and have been approached by a few startups to write (paid) content for them, seems to work for them.
Sweet! How much does it cost per a blog post, is there a pay range? How does it work if I do my self the SEO research and want the writer to focus on those keywords?
I basically just got a rough direction and then created outlines for a few posts I thought would work well. We then picked a few ideas, it was roughly 200-300 usd per post. The focus wasnt really on SEO though, mostly just getting people to read about their tech
Dev related content or something else?
No, but mostly semi tech related things, how tos etc
I would approach writers directly on platforms where you can find similar content. I started writing on dev.to and have been approached by a few startups to write (paid) content for them, seems to work for them.
Sweet! How much does it cost per a blog post, is there a pay range? How does it work if I do my self the SEO research and want the writer to focus on those keywords?
I basically just got a rough direction and then created outlines for a few posts I thought would work well. We then picked a few ideas, it was roughly 200-300 usd per post. The focus wasnt really on SEO though, mostly just getting people to read about their tech
I build our own orchestrator for sliplane.io in Go using the moby sdk. I would not suggest that, instead use kubernetes, kamal, coolify or whatever and extend it if possible. Starting from scratch is rough :D
~50 servers on Hetzner, then some development stuff on DigitalOcean (they support nested virtualization). Sometimes AWS EC2 for freelancing jobs:)
This was one I wrote for livecycle: dev.to/code42cate/how-to-win-…