
Seriously, though…
Most of my new clients get their panties in a bunch before they send me their first Paypal payment.
Why?
Because they compare the content that I send them to the stuff they’re used to buying. Then they compare the price points. Something about overpaying for subpar work… most folks don’t like it so much. After seeing what I deliver, they usually ask me to join their stable of consistent writers.
That is, after they pull out the camel toe.
And in case it means anything to you guys… many of you have already bought my content without even knowing it. I’ve done a good amount of subcontract work for one of the top writers here. And when this guy (read: me) writes, the accolades pour in.
Here’s the sales pitch
I’m the guy you call when you’re looking to populate your money sites. Any monkey with a netbook can fill up your throwaway mini-sites/web 2.0 properties/article directory submissions. My service isn’t built for that. You use me for your customer facing content… ebooks, press releases, sales copy, blog posts or anything in between.
Features/Benefits:
·I’m not the cheapest writer. You get what you pay for.
·I’m not the fastest writer, but I’ve never missed a deadline. You’ll get your content delivered on time, every time.
·If your topic can be researched online, then I can write up something that will make you wanna smack yo' mamma.
What my service costs: $0.035 per word
About review copies:
I know the name of the game here. I’ll be giving away 400 word review copies to 3 reputable members on the board. All I ask in return is that you leave an accurate review below so other folks know what I deliver.
What to do to contract my services:
Drop me a PM with the details on your project. Alternatively, if you have any questions you can post them here or send them to me via PM.
Talk soon,
John G.
P.S. – My male clients tend to suffer from camel toe as well. Those pictures are a bit disturbing so I refrained from posting them above. You can thank me by putting in an order.
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