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United Kingdom

Member Since: Aug 2010
Last Login: 23 Dec 2010
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Category:Writing/Translation > Web Content

ID:35127

Title:Original article writer

Location:Remote

Job Description

Wanting a quality article writer. Must be aware and capable of writing seo content. Must be experienced in writing and researching a wide range of subjects and ensuring each piece is original (will be checked) and informative.

4 articles are required at the moment for submission to article sites and these articles will be directing back towards a bedroom and home office furniture site. If the bidder is successful, there will be a regular amount of writing to do on a wide range of subjects for various other sites. The articles required at the moment should be about and using the titles:

How to buy wardrobes
Good things about bedroom furniture
What to look out for on the home office furniture
Gloss bedroom furniture and how nice it is.

Articles must be 450 - 500 characters in length and you must have a high standard of written English

Job Budget

Job type:Hourly Job

Contract duration:Ongoing

Weekly commitment needed:Not Sure

Budget:Hourly: £4 - £8 per hour

Additional Information

Approx start date after Bid is selected: Immediate (within 1-2 days)

Attached Files: None

Bidding ends:Bidding Closed

Job Posted:01/09/2010 14:42 pm

Bidding activity on this Job

Bids:21

Who has Bid:

Muhammad A
Pakistan
Martin S
United Kingdom
TINA W
United Kingdom

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Clarification Board

D. S. on 01/09/2010 17:43 pm
articles are 500 characters long or of 500 words lenth?
more than 70% SEO articles are between 450 - 500 words.

Reply from Client

J. F. on 01/09/2010 21:30 pm
Hi thanks for bringing that up, I need to reword the advert, but it will be between the 450 - 500 character length, we normally have in house writers but we need to out source more as the work load is mounting up so I may have not been as clear on the advert as I could have. I also have to change the price of the job too, it will be for a fixed price rather than an hourly rate.

Thanks again

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Bidding has ended for this project, the client has accepted the bid(s) below:

Accepted Bid #1

Amount: £8 Per Hour

Country of Freelancer: United Kingdom

Acceptance Reason: Hi Nick, thankyou for bidding on the original article writer job and I would like to accept your offer, it sounds like just what we are looking for. There will be a lot more work in the pipeline with regular articles to write if all is succesful with these articles. In future, it will be a fixed rate for articles also.

Estimated Start Date: Within 3 Business Days

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