Order 10 articles and get 2 free..Offer until Friday.

[rainbowjet]

Cost: £50 only (our real rate is £7.50/500 words; you save £15).

ETA: 5 days

For travel articles, please refer to this site.

50% upfront payment required. I hope this won't be a problem.

PM if interested. This offer ends on Friday. There will be no extension.

 

[jimm]

Im confused with your maths?
Is this £50 for 12 500 word articles?

12*7.50 = 90 =£40 saving
10*7.5 = 75 = £25 saving.


You mention travel articles, can the purchase be about any subject though?

 

[rainbowjet]

Ooopss, you're right, Jimm. Thanks for the correction.

That should be 12 articles x £7.50 = £90

But you will only pay for the 10 articles, so £75. Your saving is £15.

I was a preoccupied last night thinking what would I charge for 50 articles in case of bulk order, so that explains the 50 figure. Indeed you can not serve two masters at a time...

Of course we can accommodate any topic, except for gambling and adult as i have always said (but it's my first time i guess here).

 

[rainbowjet]

double-post, sorry.

 

[peacock]

Cost: £50 only (our real rate is £7.50/500 words; you save £15).

ETA: 5 days

For travel articles, please refer to this site.

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Have you done the whole site ? Or can you clarify what parts you have written?

Thanks,

Rob

 

[rainbowjet]

Hi, Rob!

It's the whole site: all the articles, short descriptions and other content which you'll find on the website have been written by us.

Thanks for making me clarify that.

 

[rainbowjet]

2 days more before this promo ends. You better take your spot now.

Working on a few orders (thanks Peacock).

 

[rainbowjet]

One more order added. That's £15 saving per 10 articles. With that amount you can already shop one or two domains at the Bargain section.

By the way, we can also write for US audience.

Samples:

When it comes to setting car insurance rates, insurance companies not only check up on the driver, they check on the vehicle as well. One way to keep car insurance premiums low is to pay attention to the type of car your drive.

Many insurance and car safety web sites posts lists of the least and most expensive vehicles to insure.

Often cars make these lists because they're a) more likely to be stolen by car thieves or b) have lower safety ratings. These lists can be invaluable in determining which car to purchase to help down insurance costs.

For starters, check the crash tests of your vehicle. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration tests more than 100 of the most popular vehicles by running them into a fixed barrier at 35 mph. This test represents about the force of two cars of identical size hitting each other head-on going35 mph. The NHTSA uses a one- to five-star system to rate how well cars hold up to these crashes. Most vehicles in these tests score four or five stars for their ability to protect driver and passengers in crashes of this nature. Driving one of the models rated as safest often earns a discount on insurance.

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Profile information for customers is key to successful marketing. However, customers have been wary of giving out too much information for many valid reasons, such as avoiding online identity theft. Industry experts say that one of the surest ways to get more customer information through business to business email marketing is to watch for previous brand interaction.

Tough as this sounds, it's not that difficult. Keeping a log of customers' interactions with the brand can show quickly how they respond to the business' products or services. This log should track customers' behaviors over a period of time and through multiple channels, not just emails. For example, find out how long they've been customers. Which customers purchase most often? What do they click on in the company's emails? In other words, what kind of information interests the customer, and how can the business use that same information to improve their customer relationship management?

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Sesame Street's Oscar the Grouch may love trash, but humanity is coming close to drowning in its own waste. Humans seem to be "wasters" to such an extent that archaeologists often focus on the garbage dumps of prehistoric sites to learn how ancient peoples lived. However, scientists are beginning to experiment with better management of human waste in hopes it can solve some of the world's environmental dilemmas.

Waste management is more than having the local garbage truck pick up a week's worth of potato peels, paper towels and chicken bones. The management of waste materials include the collection, transportation, processing, disposal or recycling of waste, along with monitoring these materials. Waste management refers typically to the products of human activity, and aims to prevent disease, protect the natural environment and improve the aesthetics of human communities.

 

[cc976a]

So just to clarify, this is £75 for 10x500 word articles and not £50 as shown on your first post?

 

[aZooZa]

Just my stance: I'd happily pay £50 for 500 words. I wouldn't expect to correct it, but if it was on topic and correct English, £50 would be no worry. Any grammatical nuance mistakes - I'd bitch.

 

[rainbowjet]

So just to clarify, this is £75 for 10x500 word articles and not £50 as shown on your first post?

That is correct, as already explained above in response to Jimm's post.

Just my stance: I'd happily pay £50 for 500 words. I wouldn't expect to correct it, but if it was on topic and correct English, £50 would be no worry. Any grammatical nuance mistakes - I'd bitch.

Thanks for that aZooZa. I couldn't agree more. We have had clients who paid twice more than our rate which is 2 cents/word. All for 500-600 word articles. So I guess it's about quality more than anything; although, not all buyers are willing to pay for the type of quality they want.

Having said that, I would gladly return to our original rate (£.02/word) when this promo is over. Or maybe just stick to £7.50. We'll see.

 

[retired_member33]

I will give it a try, please send me a PM with all information required and well get it sorted.

Thanks

 

[Blossom]

Any grammatical nuance mistakes - I'd bitch.

You mean like:

pay attention to the type of car your drive.

 

[peacock]

Just a heads up to anyone thinking of ordering...
I ordered 12 articles and paid 50% upfront a couple of weeks ago, but have so far received no content.

 

[Rob_F]

Just a heads up to anyone thinking of ordering...
I ordered 12 articles and paid 50% upfront a couple of weeks ago, but have so far received no content.

I'm also still waiting for my content to be delivered.

- Rob

 

[retired_member33]

I have received my 10 articles, haven't been able to check the quality, will report back on on that later this week.

 

[Rob_F]

I'm also still waiting for my content to be delivered.

- Rob

Any chance of an update, RainbowJet?

- Rob

 

[rainbowjet]

Already answered via PM.

Thanks, Kev, Rob and Lennart.

We expect to finish last set of orders within the week.

 

[Systreg]

Thanks for the final few of the 25 articles I ordered that have been received, nicely done, will be ordering more in the near future, cheers.

 

[rainbowjet]

Kev, all I can say, is...you're one of a kind.

Many thanks for your trust. Till next order.