Content Writer

I'm a very talented writer, and I've been here for a bit learning PHP, JS, and such. But I was just wondering if anyone needed any writing done, or any thing like such?

I've written several blog articles:

http://ispikedthepunch.com > Deacon

And I do professional essays, portfolios, and the like.

I wrote:

http://ogry.net/about/
http://dompons.com/about/
http://ispikedthepunch.com/about/

As well as several currently unpublished articles. I fancy myself to be pretty talented. :P.

I also would like an idea from people who aren't needing content, roughly how much you would pay for quality site content?

A generalization would be nice!

Thanks.


P.S. I know there's several sites out there, but I just can't find one that actually suits my needs XD.


Edited in information:


Very good questions, glad you asked.

Firstly, I can offer editing as well. That's a really easy job, and just requires fixes here and there. So yeah, I guess that's a good idea, thanks!

Secondly, just because I wrote the content, doesn't mean it's not yours. If you don't have the time to write a nice about page, or if you feel that a post of yours is lacking, I can easily edit it, fix it up, make it probably 10 times longer, and you can repost it. Thus, resulting in better content, longer posts, more words for search engines to crawl, and more interested readers.

Thirdly, if you are offering a service, who is better to write about what you're offering than a person who knows nothing about it? If you tell me the features, and what NEEDS included, I can add to it to make it A) More understandable by any consumer and B) Much nicer for anyone looking to purchase. Sometimes the product we are selling is confusing because we use a form of lingo that people don't understand without realizing it.

If you work with me to understand your content, I can easily prowl into it and write about it.

Not to mention, in any class you take, you write about random things that you don't know about. It's not hard to do the same thing on the web! :).

I am confused.

if you are to write content for me, say, for a blog then, it wouldn't be my blog would it?

And if I were to commission you to write content for my site, say, to sell my goods, how would you know what to write?

Maybe you are offering a grammar correction service? That would be good because as we know, there is so much crap around the Internet. However, I don't think anyone considers/accepts their own grammar to be horrendous and so, I would imagine people are unlikely to employ such a service.

I reckon, therefore, I have picked you up wrongly so please enlighten the slow learner in me.

bazz

Very good questions, glad you asked.

Firstly, I can offer editing as well. That's a really easy job, and just requires fixes here and there. So yeah, I guess that's a good idea, thanks!

Secondly, just because I wrote the content, doesn't mean it's not yours. If you don't have the time to write a nice about page, or if you feel that a post of yours is lacking, I can easily edit it, fix it up, make it probably 10 times longer, and you can repost it. Thus, resulting in better content, longer posts, more words for search engines to crawl, and more interested readers.

Thirdly, if you are offering a service, who is better to write about what you're offering than a person who knows nothing about it? If you tell me the features, and what NEEDS included, I can add to it to make it A) More understandable by any consumer and B) Much nicer for anyone looking to purchase. Sometimes the product we are selling is confusing because we use a form of lingo that people don't understand without realizing it.

If you work with me to understand your content, I can easily prowl into it and write about it.

Not to mention, in any class you take, you write about random things that you don't know about. It's not hard to do the same thing on the web! :).

Hi Deacon Frost,

Please check your PM.

Hoping for your response.

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