Content Writing available - £8 per 500 words

[Brassneck]

Hi

We currently have a bit of spare capacity so if you need content for any of your minisites, larger sites etc we might be able.

All written by native English (UK) writers. We've done quite a few jobs for other Acorn members so happy to give refs / examples.

Cost is £8 per 500 words.

Any questions please let me know.

Cheers
Stephen.

 

[orchardapple]

Hi Steve

Do you start from scratch? or look to re-write wording I may have?

 

[Brassneck]

Hi Steve

Do you start from scratch? or look to re-write wording I may have?

usually articles are written from scratch. However if you would like to have existing content rewritten we could look at that. Do you want to email me to discuss? - info at xec dot co dot uk

Cheers
Stephen.

 

[Edwin]

Are you able to research a topic as well as write about it. For example, if I ask you to write about "widgets" would you be able to outline a logical series of articles on the subject, each of which touches on an aspect of "widgets", if I wanted a whole batch written around the subject?

 

[Brassneck]

Are you able to research a topic as well as write about it. For example, if I ask you to write about "widgets" would you be able to outline a logical series of articles on the subject, each of which touches on an aspect of "widgets", if I wanted a whole batch written around the subject?

Absoultely - we can do that.

As an example my writers wrote the articles on these two sites:

http://www.kylieshop.co.uk/

http://www.costablancaspain.co.uk/

Cheers

Stephen.

 

[Brassneck]

Single Trial Article for a fiver

For those of you still unsure we can write a trial article to your specification for just 5 pounds.

Stephen

 

[rharper83]

Oooh that sounds tempting - how do I contact you to get a trial article? Is it via the email address mentioned earlier on in the thread?

Thanks,

Richard

 

[Brassneck]

Oooh that sounds tempting - how do I contact you to get a trial article? Is it via the email address mentioned earlier on in the thread?

Thanks,

Richard

Yes that's the one.

Thanks
Stephen.