Quick tip for this Saturday.
Many people send me interview requests every month. Usually I agree to answer them, but I confess that sometimes I won’t spend too much time on the task. When? When I notice that the interviewer himself wrote the questions in 30 seconds, and didn’t even care to proofread them or to make them interesting. Sometimes I can’t even understand the question!
This is a real turn-off.
Today another interview request hit my email inbox, but the questions are very elaborate, and they don’t contain one spelling mistake. You can see that the blogger spent time on this, and is hoping to produce something of value to his readers.
As a result, I will spend a good amount of time answering the questions, to make sure that my answers will have the same quality as the questions.
If you want to interview someone, therefore, work on the questions! Make them interesting, polish the writing, proofread and so on.
Update: The interview that I was talked about has been publish. You can check it out on IncomeDiary.com.
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About Mark
Mark is an digital entrepreneur from New York City who recently acquired DBT. He started his ventures buying growing then selling several businesses and content blogs on Flippa. A perfect night for him constitutes pizza, wine, slow jazz and WordPress! He's an SEO expert and a growth strategist. When he's not working on his businesses he enjoys sharing his learned lessons with the DBT community.
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