30 Web Content Articles (III)

Dear Coders, This project is for writing 30 keyword based articles. I recently posted a very similar project, but this one is for another set of 30 articles. I will supply the list of keywords and some rules (rather flexible) as to how they are to be used within the articles. These articles are for informative Web site pages that bring search engine traffic as well. They are meant to be read and understood by the average person, and therefore do not require deep technical understanding of any subject matter, just the ability to do some research and explain things in a coherent manner. The content may be researched and compiled from other Web sites, books, etc., but the articles must be written in your own words. Relevant copyright laws must be adhered to, as each article must be publishable as original content. Furthermore, each article must be unique, i.e. no cutting and pasting among articles, and cannot be a copy of an article you had previously written. The keywords are related to credit products and services. The articles should range from 250 to 600 words in length, with an average word count of about 350-450. Ideally, the length of each individual article ought to depend mostly on the topic at hand. Articles for topics you really can’t find much to say about can lean toward the low word count range, and articles for which plenty of interesting material is available should approach the higher range. Please be able to deliver on time and have good command of the English language. I will request writing samples before I accept any bids, so please have some ready upon request or submit some with your bid. This is a part of a larger project, therefore, there is more potential work for writers I like. Thanks for bidding. ## Deliverables 1) Informative, on-topic, keyword guideline adherent articles written in standard American English and free of spelling and grammar errors. 2) Each article should have something new to say. No article can just be a rewording of another. 3) Every article is to be accompanied by a title and a short 1-2 sentence description suitable for inclusion in a table of contents. 4) Articles to be submitted as individual text files without formatting, just line breaks between paragraphs. These files may zipped in a single zip file. 5) Each text file will also specify the article’s file name, title, description, and used keywords in a predetermined header layout. 6) All articles to be reviewed and approved to make sure they meet project specs. 7) All deliverables will be considered "work made for hire" under U.S. Copyright law. The buyer will receive exclusive and complete copyrights to all work purchased. Paid articles should not be copied, resold, or posted anywhere on the public Internet. ## Platform Windows Text