Writing Freelance Projects / Jobs.

Long term project. need someone who can and will work at least 4 hours a day. preferably more. you will be viewing article titles and making the appropriate corrections for the ones that need editing. how much you make depends your work ethic. you will probably start out slow but you can expect to make around $20/day working 4 hours. quality quality is what i want so please don't waste my time if you know your 'e not a "great" writer. the job is title editor but that goes hand in hand as being a writer.

We are wanting an article distribution site, and plug-ins built. the service will allow authors to publish articles on multiple websites and article directories. the system will automatically login to these article directories using the members details and submit articles on there behalf. the plug-ins will allow individual web masters wanting free content to automatically publish articles on there sites. the site will also have the capabilities to spin (rewrite) articles following a strict criteria. full details for the site are available to the selected programmer but only once a non disclosure agreement has been signed.

Background we are a tax refund company. we send hard copy claims to the tax office which prove that our clients incur expenses and claim tax relief. one type of claim we submit in fairly high numbers is for motor mechanics who buy tools to do their job. current process currently we have a manual process to convert the purchase evidence in the form of hard copy receipts and statements into a format accepted by the tax office. this involves a number of steps: - prep: annotating the original paperwork by striking out items we can not claim for (see below for the criteria), and numbering the items we can claim for. - data entry: we already have an ms excel macro application (see attached) where we enter information for each allowable item. this uses an existing database of around 16,500 codes for allowable items (which we add too). the calculations we need to submit to the claim are the output of this stage. desired process as the format of the original purchase evidence is in standard format (of 3 or 4 distinct types), we would like to be able to scan and ocr this paperwork (we have the hard/software to do this, scanner is a kodak i1220 plus) and export the ocr in a usable and editable format (there are range of options from the software omnipage 15; all ms packages, .csv, html, etc.) and at this point number all items sequentially starting at 1. each line of data would reflect one purchase and include the information necessary to process the item, i.e. price, date purchased, code and or description. we would then like to automate as many of the rules in the ‘preping the receipts' section below. it would be helpful at this stage to have an output of the allowable items and a list of exceptions for each run so that we can continually fine tune the criteria. once the prep stage is complete we would then want those allowable items to be run against the ms excel macro tool and produce the output. it may be that the stages can be merged and through exceptions we can continually add to 2 databases: allowable items and none allowable items. considerations we use ms office 2003 we would want to run per client and there may be differing formats of evidence per client. we would want the ability to enter item details manual at the data entry stage as some purchase evidence can be scanned. users are competent but not it experts the existing excel macro is attached as well as examples of the purchase evidence next steps project is to start asap and to be delivered within 7-10 days. fixed priced for the job is preferred. preping the receipts only certain items can be included in the claim. - remove any items not dated between the 6th april 1997 and the 5th april of the most recent tax year. - remove any items under £10.00 after vat or £8.51 before vat. this includes any items with nil value i.e. 0.00 * beware of mac statements as they tend to be printed as gross figures rather than net * - we must provide descriptions for all items in the claim therefore, highlight any item without a description or which is not legible as the description will be sourced at the data entry stage. we can only claim for tools and can only make a claim for each item once; therefore non-tool items and duplicates of tools will need to be removed from the claim. we also can not claim for repairs of items or consumables (items that must be replaced regularly because they wear out or are used up e.g. light bulbs, blades) items which should definately be removed are; batteries, blades, workwear, socks, promotional clothing/items, car parts, torches (although we can allow one gas torch), lights, mirrors, mats, alarm clocks, watches, stools, boots, gloves, caps, tool box covers, organisers, shelves, welding masks, magnetic trays, trays, racks, draw dividers, cv boot kits, socket rails, repairs etc. * for items which have a code but no description, these are some of the codes which relate to these items, eas codes, cmc codes, cpl codes, mecgl codes. these can all be removed without highlighting the items for a description. as well as needing a description, all receipts must have on them the client's name and the date that they were purchased. if there are receipts/items without this information and the item is for over £200 please contact the client to try and obtain this information so we can include it in the claim. please note: * if more than one item is purchased on the same receipt and only one total figure is provided then cross through the total, divide by 2 and rewrite this total for 1 item on the receipt. this can then still be included in the claim. beware of totals with 2 items that once divided would be below £10.00 gross. * include items with minus figures unless they are below the £10.00 rule above. once you have checked through the above points, each item we are claiming for needs to be numbered so we can input the figures to a spreadsheet. number the receipts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5..etc ensuring all items we are claiming for are numbered. write the number next to the figure excluding vat (net) on the receipt. file is now ready for data entry.

This project is to summarize and analyze classical novels the amount of pages should be around 5 or more depending on the book you choose to work on. the document should have: 1. context 2. brief summary of all the characters 2. plot overview 3. identify themes, symbolism and motif summary and analysis of each chapter or you can group the chapters 3 or 4 together as appropriate. see attach list to choose a novel to work on. the turnaround time for this project should be about a week or more depending on the book you choose to work on.

Hi, i require 20 original articles with each article being around 600 words in length. articles must meet the following requirements: - must be written in perfect english (i don't mind corresting the occassional typo but anything more than that will not be accepted) - content of article needs to actually read well, have a good underlying structure linked to the keys provided and make sense. i will not accept rewritten or poorly written article which aren't well written and structured. - i will provide you with a list of career related topics that the articles need to be optimised for. - no articles will be accepted unless they pass copyscape. you will be required to create two accounts with article sites of my choice and submit the articles on my behalf. - in your quote please write "the real deal" so i know the above requirements have been read. please do not bid unless you are able to meet the above criteria. i will check articles as above but will not be engaging in any back and forth in order to acheive the standards as listed above. i am happy to agree to a price per article or for the full 20 but please specify in your quote. thank you for your bids.

Hi, i need one good content writer

Editor/writer to develop self help articles from transcripts i'm looking for an optimistic, positive and ebullient writer/editor to edit a transcript of a video lecture and provide a number of deliverables that are keyword loaded for seo. i will provide the keywords and the byline for each transcript. your style should be enthusiastic such that you can get the reader to take action. this will be for ongoing work as there will be more than 20 transcripts of videos. i have set up a process that i would like you to follow. deliverables for each transcript: 1. create a short 6-10 line summary that is keyword loaded. this will be used as an introduction to the video or blog post to generate interest and curiosity so people open the email and watch the video. 2. create a set of executive summary bullet points – since most of the videos/transcripts have the same basic format, i would like you to suggest a simple format that we use for each lecture transcript once you have looked at it. 3. edit the transcript and convert it into an article that is keyword loaded. i will provide the keywords that i want to have incorporated into the finished piece. in your proposal include the word campbell. the article will be posted on a variety of article sites. then, once we agree on this base article: 4. create 3- 4 further articles from the same basic source but with different headlines and keyword phrases and changing the structure slightly so that it appears as original content. these will also be posted on various article sites the expectation is to have up to 3 revisions for each article. grammar and punctuation must be excellent. there must be no spelling mistakes, especially contextual mistakes that the spell checker may not pick up. in your proposal, please include: - your previous experience in self help article editing or writing, - state whether you have posted articles online before and list which sites you have submitted them - state what tools you use to submit articles to the various sites, if any - 3 samples of articles you have written/edited along with the keywords you were targeting - the results (e.g. # of views) for your example articles that were posted on article sites like ezinearticles.com - your usual rate - estimated time for each deliverable/stage of the 4 deliverable listed above

I have a 2 page article and need to rewrite the article to have humor or interest from a religious perspective. i need my intro to be an attention getter and all of the article to draw comparison to today dna, blood, bloodline and lineage to the deity.

Need a 3500 word article on ‘a drug-free solution to fibromyalgia pain' the report needs to be well researched and the information needs to be accurate. write in third person and use american english. please don't fill the article with a bunch of fluff. i need a three day turnaround on this project. if you are allergic to research, please do not bid. if your english is awful, please do not bid. if you plan to cut and paste or plagiarize from other sites, please do not bid. please format the report as follows: outline the definition of fibromyalgia what causes fibromyalgia (trauma, injury, genetics, etc.) explain why this condition affects more women than men medical approach chiropractic/non-medical approach chiropractic treatment as an effective solution please use the following keywords at least twice (no keyword stuffing): fibromyalgia chiropractor chiropractic fibromyositis myofascial pain syndrome fibrositis

I am looking for a bullet-point list (with simple, concise explanations) of talking points for a speech explaining the technical side of quilting. 1,000 words. no filler language. just the research in a bullet-point format. my audience is bright, creative people with limited business knowledge. they would like to offer their finished quilts, new patterns and teaching skills for sale. but, they don't understand the basics of creating a professional quality product. here are some of their questions: how much fabric do i need to make a quilt without buying a pattern? what is the best solution for bunching while / during machine quilting? how do you miter the corners on the binding? do you know of an easy procedure to transform patterns written using the templates method to strip piecing? is there an easy formula? or just work out each one in a very time consuming manner. i have not seen this addressed on the quilting forum or any other site. teach me to cut straight, and make all the same size. where are the best places to get fabric for quilts. what size do you make for twin, queen etc. bed? how can some people put on binding so easily and i have such a hard time of it?? i have read all kinds of hints and tutorials, and still have such a problem. and also, what is birthing a quilt?? how does one learn to do the beautiful free motion quilting on a home sewing machine? what kind of thick batting is the best to use that will keep it's shape and stand up to use and abuse? how to get perfect points. when you free motion quilt say a twin or full size quilt in just a meander or something similar, how far apart is the stitching usually for a nice uniform pattern? about the size of a quarter or a dime? second: when you use a stencil (for example) in a block how much room do you leave between the edge of the motif and the seams of the block? can i iron my fabrics before cutting them? since i just recently started on this quilting adventure, i've done everything with a sewing machine (even quilting). i am considering learning applique but am a little intimidated by it. here's my question: if i cut out a shape, is it supposed to be "hemmed" all around and sewn down, or how is it held down? or, do i cut it to the exact size, then how do you keep the edges from fraying later when the quilt is washed? or ... what's the best way to start learning applique?

I am looking for a bullet-point list (with simple, concise explanations) of talking points for a speech explaining how to establish and maintain a budget to quilters. 1,000 words. no filler language. just the research in a bullet-point format. my audience is bright, creative people with limited business knowledge. they would like to offer their finished quilts, new patterns and teaching skills for sale. but, they don't understand anything about how to establish or maintain a budget as they develop a business. here are some of their questions: when quilting for fun on a limited income what is the best way to be able to afford to quilt without having to constantly buy low quality products? i am a fairly new quilter, and the cost of this "hobby" came as quite a shock. what are the most important investments for quilters and what can be acquired for free/less money or in an alternate way (i just discovered self-healing cutting mats in the drafting section of a store for half of similar mats in the sewing section!) is it possible to make affordable and quality quilted gifts for all of our family/friends for the holidays? or, is it worth the investment to purchase a long-arm machine for fun/personal use vs purchasing for profit? other than a needle and thread, what supplies do i really need? should i go high tech? eq 7. is it worth the money for the average quilter. do most eq owners create their own quilt designs, or use it mostly for viewing a coordination of fabrics to decide on the their fabric selection? what supplies do you need to start quilting?

I am looking for a bullet-point list (with simple, concise explanations) of talking points for a speech explaining how to “keep your passion alive” to quilters. 1,000 words. no filler language. just the research in a bullet-point format. my audience is bright, creative people with limited business knowledge. they would like to offer their finished quilts, new patterns and teaching skills for sale. but, they don't understand anything about how to stay passionate about quilting as it becomes a business. here are some of their questions: i am passionate about quilting . how does one incorporate making a profit by making and selling quilts without it becoming a "job", which would greatly diminish my spontaneity and joy of the process???rni need to earn money but i don't want this to become a chore. when you turn your quilting passion into a business, do you lose the self satifaction of making a beautiful piece of "art" so many times a hobby/business makes the original hobby not so much fun anymore. how do you keep your "passion" for quilting alive when you start to do it for profit? usually a hobby/business loses the "fun" of creating beautiful items. too much is put on the bottom line. i think one of my biggest question i have about quilting is gaining confidence in my work. when is the moment that you can say "yes, i'm a quilter." when i quilt, i put my heart and soul into the work. can you put a price on that? a little bit of me really does go into each quilt. you can feel this from an "experienced quilter". i totally get the title of quilting for love----but i would question the word money or even profit? i quilt both for fun and for money. when i quilt for fun i feel free to decide on colors, patterns, sizes, everything. when i make a quilt to sell, i always have the doubt if it will sell. i try to make quilts first at my own choice, and later sell them, rather than taking consigned jobs. several questions comes to mind;rnrnhow to decide the price of a quilted piece? how to calculate how much to charge for a consigned quilt? how to keep track of trends like colors, themes, e how to create a product and keep it fresh so you don't get bored, but develop enough efficiency to price your work so it's accessible to a large audience?rnhow to develop a customer base?

I am looking for a bullet-point list (with simple, concise explanations) of talking points for a speech explaining tax considerations to quilters. 500 words. no filler language. just the research in a bullet-point format. my audience is bright, creative people with limited business knowledge. they would like to offer their finished quilts, new patterns and teaching skills for sale. but, they don't understand anything about how to prepare for taxes. here are some of their questions: if you are going to sell what you make money for a good cause, how do you go about estimating the amount that could be claimed on your income tax for deduction purposes? and how do you decide what to ask for an item you sell? should you include washing instructions with any project you sell or gift?

I am looking for a bullet-point list (with simple, concise explanations) of talking points for a speech explaining “gifting” to quilters. 1,000 words. no filler language. just the research in a bullet-point format. my audience is bright, creative people with limited business knowledge. they would like to offer their finished quilts, new patterns and teaching skills as charitable gifts. but, they don't understand anything about how to track value or quantify appreciation. suggestions could be: request testimonial, ask giftee to take surveymonkey.com quiz, etc. here are some of their questions: my biggest question about quilting for love is, will the recipent appreciate and take care of the quilt with as much and labor i put into the quilt. how does one approach a family member or friend for whom you'd like to make a quilt? everyone has different tastes in color and pattern so i hate to make something they won't want to use and enjoy. cost factors high in the equation as i would want to use good material. i think setting a maximum expense budget in advance is acceptable. do you? if we are not selling the item but giving it to someone, is it proper to tell the recipient what the item would be worth if it were being sold? i have been asked that question and don't know if it is proper. how does one put a dollar value on say, the full size quilt, they have made. is there a formula to follow?? do the organizations who receive out quilts we did for funa nd to donate to charities really appreciate what we do and the time involved. how does one put an amount on a quilt they made for profit , to me making it for fun is more of an adventure than knowing it has to be sold? years from now will it be lovingly used or be folded on a shelf?

I am looking for a bullet-point list (with simple, concise explanations) of talking points for a speech explaining general tips to quilters. 1,000 words. no filler language. just the research in a bullet-point format. my audience is bright, creative people with limited business knowledge. they would like to offer their finished quilts, new patterns and teaching skills for sale. but, they don't understand anything about how to get organized, master the basic sewing skills, or use up extra scraps. here are some of their questions: any tips about using scraps for quilts. i would like a more newbee friendly quilting book. i feel like expert quilters use terms that only expert and long time quilters understand.rnrnsome of us need easier written instructions and better drawn samples. like not all of us knew to us a 1/4 inch seam allowance until nothing fit. i was taught to sew garments that took 5/8 inch seam allowance.rnrni ques what i'm trying to say is to make better patterns and easier to understand template. it would be interesting to have pros and cons of different way of assembling quilts, ie, there are so many way to do half square triangles. another thing i am always looking for (don't know how much your book goes into the actual quilting process), is how to baste or pin so that the layers don't shift while being quilted. good luck with your book. i have been quilting for approximately 15 years and during that time, i have accumulated many patterns, magazines, and books. i have run out of space to keep all of them. i know that i will never make all the quilts. how do i sort and keep the patterns for future use?

I am looking for a bullet-point list (with simple, concise explanations) of talking points for a speech explaining pricing to quilters. 1,000 words. no filler language. just the research in a bullet-point format. my audience is bright, creative people with limited business knowledge. they would like to offer their finished quilts, new patterns and teaching skills for sale. but, they don't understand anything about how to handle pricing. here are some of their questions: how do i determine pricing for my quilts to get them to sell? what is the fairest way to price quilts and quilty items for sale? what tips can you give for choosing quilting designs on a finished top? what makes you get the big bucks for a quilt? rnis the worth of a quilt, the experience? rncan a simple quilt be worth alot and be new? how much to charge for the end project. do you need to charge for all of your time? regarding quilting for profit - is it more profitable to do custom orders, or do projects and sell the generic projects? how do you determine how much to charge for piecing/quilting a quilt?rnrnhow to react when you read someone wrong and gave them a quilt that you poured your heart and soul into only to find out that they "really liked that blanket you sent"??? how much should i charge per hr? if i am quilting for fun i can quilt for hours. if i am making a quilt for profit- commissioned- the more hours i spend the less money i can get. how do you determine the price to charge for a product you have made? how do you go about deciding how to price your goods. you have to be competitive but often one is either over priced or way under priced. how do you determine the best price to ask for a quilt you have pieced and quilted or even just pieced. how much to charge someone if they want me to make them a quilt.rnrnfor fun, should i pick out the colors or should the recipient? whenever anyone asks me to make something for them, i have no idea what my product is worth! i am not good at keeping track of the time i spend working on the item and i have no idea how much my materials cost.

I am looking for a bullet-point list (with simple, concise explanations) of talking points for a speech explaining competition to quilters. 1,000 words. no filler language. just the research in a bullet-point format. my audience is bright, creative people with limited business knowledge. they would like to offer their finished quilts, new patterns and teaching skills for sale. but, they don't understand anything about how to handle competition. before etsy.com, the biggest hurdle that a crafter faced was finding an audience. now, they face the additional hurdle of getting heard in the sea of competition. here are some of their questions: with so many quilters out there how do i compete with them to sell my quilts? how can you compete with the large department stores? it's true that some people value the handcrafted locally made products, but when they can buy a handsewn quilt at a fraction of the price, especially in this economy, is it really worth trying to quilt for profit? why is it that quilting stores are closing down? is there not many quilters anymore?

I am looking for a bullet-point list (with simple, concise explanations) of talking points for a speech explaining business basics to quilters. 1,000 words. no filler language. just the research in a bullet-point format. my audience is bright, creative people with limited business knowledge. they would like to offer their finished quilts, new patterns and teaching skills for sale. but, they don't understand anything about basic business. here are some of their questions: if i want to sell items that i've made for profit, do i need to set up a business? or do i have to apply with my state revenue dept. for a sales tax account ... and then charge sales tax for my product and pay that tax to the state? ok so i am going into a business (for example) start up money......how do i get it with the economy the way it is? will a bank see this as a reputable business? will the bank loan me all the money for batting, threads, the machines, the programs, and possibly the place to set up? what if i need more room at my home? will i get money to set up shop? an extension on my home? or will it be better to work for someone else who already has the setup?

I am looking for a bullet-point list (with simple, concise explanations) of talking points for a speech explaining to quilters how to find customers. 1,000 words. no filler language. just the research in a bullet-point format. my audience is bright, creative people with limited business knowledge. they would like to offer their finished quilts, new patterns and teaching skills for sale. but, they don't understand anything about finding customers. i need a mix of on-line and off-line ideas in all budget ranges; everything from put your website url on your finished quilt label ... all the way up to launching your own seminar series. pass out fliers, write a book, record an audio... you get the idea. important: my speech will also cover general marketing principles. however, the point of this section is to give them concrete ideas that will bring customers to them immediately. this section will focus on the "bird in the hand" not "the two birds in the bush". is there a market for selling quilts at a decent profit and where would that market be? where can we find people who are willing to pay for a quilt? if we use a published pattern can we sell the quilt? what if we use several patterns, together with some of our own ideas? how do you find a market for quilts that are bigger than a wall hanging? it seems like only other quilter's recognize the amount of money and labor that goes into a bed-sized quilt. how do you promote yourself and get the word out about what you do? i can do bazaars for small things, but i don't make money on them because i have to price them so low. how do you get customers? where and how to advertise. where do you find a customer base that is willing to pay the price for handmade goods (which are not cheap or quick to make!)? how can you expand your customer base without going on the road to shows? do you need to sell notions or fabrics or books in order to maintain a larger customer base?

I am looking for a bullet-point list (with simple, concise explanations) of talking points for a speech explaining marketing to quilters. 1,000 words. no filler language. just the research in a bullet-point format. my audience is bright, creative people with limited business knowledge. they would like to offer their finished quilts, new patterns and teaching skills for sale. but, they don't understand anything about marketing. i need a mix of on-line and off-line ideas in all budget ranges; everything from put your website url on your finished quilt label ... all the way up to launching your own seminar series. pass out fliers, write a book, record an audio... you get the idea. here are some of their questions: how do you get a large exposure for your quilting, to be sure you get enough jobs to make it pay? if i am interested in making quilts for a profit, how do i market them to people who are knowledgable about their value (time and materials)????? in my experience only fellow quilters "get it" and they aren't likely to purchase them as they can make them themselves. how do you find a market in which you actually get paid for your time as well as your materials? around here it seems that people aren't willing to pay "real" money for art, they expect you to give it away! paying $50- $75 for a quilt doesn't even pay for the materials sometimes. are there people you can pay to take your finished items to bigger cities or large craft markets? perhaps a consignment type thing? how would i find someone? i can't afford to travel myself. what kind of quilting could i do for profit? how to make quilting profitable? my question is...what is the best way to advertise that i make custom quilts for sale? i would like to sell them but just don't know what avenue to take. if i want to sell my quilts/crafts.....where do i do this? i work full time and some craft fairs start on fridays & don't hiink this is the best venue for me. i think the folks on ebay don't appreciate our "craft/talent" and just not sure about etsy and having a "store" for the few things i would sell just doen'st make sense. love quilting board but am not comfortable listing a "tissue hold" for instance. where can i sell my "stuff" with out a lot of charges or %'s taken????? considering the time and effort involved in quiltmaking, it seems hard to believe that there is a profitable market for quilts today. that being said, do you believe that certain areas of the country (usa) are better "selling arena's" than others. what would be the best way to market my quilting skills for profit? should i have marketing expertise to sell my quilting/sewing inventory to the general public? are there outlets to place my products for sale? can quilting for fun turn into profit? "what is the best way for a quilter to market themselves as a teacher/designer"!

I am looking for a bullet-point list (with simple, concise explanations) of talking points for a speech explaining copyrights. 1,000 words. no filler language. just the research in a bullet-point format. my audience is bright, creative people with limited business knowledge. they would like to offer their finished quilts, new patterns and teaching skills for sale. but, they don't understand how, when and if copyright laws apply to them. here are some of their questions: sometimes, i see blocks that are over 100 years old in a new copyrighted book. hasn't the copyright on the block already expired? if so, are they copyrighting the layout? or maybe, just the directions? what's a derivative work? how much of a pattern to i have to change to not violate the copyright? is there any place to find a simplified explanation of the copyright laws so we can know if we can sell something or not? my question is in regards to copyright laws. if you are buying the pattern or using one that has been around for decades, do you have to get permission to sale or show it? with all of the copyright laws in effect how can i be sure that i am not in violation when adapting a pattern to make a quilt that i intend to sell? copyright issues of patterns that say you cannot sell the product you make from the pattern (i understand not copying and selling the pattern). copyright issues of licensed fabric (like disney) can we legally sell quilts made from patterns we find in books? my biggest questions have to do with copyright laws. i would hate to think that i am breaking the law when i try something i have seen in another quilt. my quilts are never replicas, but i do take bits of pieces (that i like) from different quilts. i've always wondered about copy right laws like if i used a pattern say from a magazine or a book would i be able to sell it if i chose to or would that be going against copyright laws? i think also how much to sell a particular quilt for is another big question for me anyways being new to quilting. what is the rules on using patterns that free on the internet in regards to copyright when you are going to make a product for sale? as it seems the biggest question is copyright laws and protecting my own designs what is the best way to keep me safe and not allow others to steal my designs. while i understand that i can't copy a pattern and give it to a friend, why can't i make a pattern and sell the results?

A large batch of webcontent articles are needed for upcoming website. there are almost 100 articles needed, and a writer who can deliver 5 daily articles is required. articles will have to be easy to read and informative, and generally be written without any mistakes. as the project is long the writer will need to be commmitted and have the free time to spare. we can discuss payment, but cannot exceed a few dollars for each article, so please be realistic when bidding. each article will have to be original. they will be checked with copyscape for plagiarism. payment will be made on a weekly basis. we're hoping to have the project finished within 3 weeks. let us know a bit about your suitability for the job when you bid. ta.

I am in search of someone to write me an ebook. the subject will be "how to hack gift cards" i am not sure as to how many pages but i will need it well written. thank you.

Please don't bid if you have poor english skills. i need full time writers that can work everyday. candidates should be able to write in excellent natural conversational english. i am only interested in serious but affordable writers with perfect english skills that write 100% original content. articles that will not match requirements will be rejected. i need a couple of dedicated writers to write original quality 200+ - 500+ words articles for me. the payments are: 0.75$/200+ words 1$/300+ words 1.25/400+ words 1.5$/500+ words topics and further instructions will be provided. to see your writing skills, you should write a small test article whose theme i will send in pm. so, when you bid, don't send me any sample; just mention what you are (woman or man). please read carefully (tape "mario" in your bid to prove that) and don't bid if you do not agree terms.

I have 14 article that i need to spin. i need each article spun into 15 different versions. all articles are approx 300-350 words, and i need them to have no less than 450 words each after the spin. requirements: - after the spin there would be a total of 210 articles - all articles would have to be readable - all titles must be unique, while keeping required keyword intact. - the article keyword density would remain intact. - these must be submitted in .txt format - using 1 single txt document for each 15 arcticle (each original + 14 new version into one txt doc) this is not a writing project, just spinning of existing article into more versions.