Looking for article writing

[storage]

anyone recommend a great article writing company.

 

[ethical PR]

What sort of articles?

 

[JonnyMP]

You could post a request on a webmaster forum, asking to hire a professional writer. You will want to clearly state your terms, such as article length and experience required as well as length of article. There's usually a place on big webmaster forums where you can post a want to buy type listing.

 

[singhabhishek251]

there are a lot of verticals about article writing and you need to find some one having knowledge about your industry.

 

[quickfirerob]

Hi there. I'm relatively new to this forum but my startup is very relevant here: Quickfire Content. We're a content writing service based in the UK and staffed by degreed copywriters. Please drop me a PM if you'd like to talk about article writing. Or check out quickfirecontent.co.uk. Thanks!

 

[ethical PR]

Rob do you mean you're copywriters have a degree in copywriting ?

If not having a degree isn't particularly relevant. It's having training and exoerience as a journalist or copywriter in the type of content the OP wants which is important and what I look for when commissioning work.

 

[Ian J]

anyone recommend a great article writing company.

There are two full members of this forum who have good reputations as copywriters Scott Copywriter and Chris Elliott and the latter actually did my home page for me which I am very pleased with.

 

[ethical PR]

Apologies for my dreadful spelling in the above post have taken off the auto correct

 

[UK Marketing Consultant]

Our content and copy writers are professionals with industry experience. Depending on what you would like, web content, editorial pages, articles or adverts. We keep pricing simple too. Visit smallbusinessmarketingprofessional[DOT]com

 

[ethical PR]

Our content and copy writers are professionals with industry experience. Depending on what you would like, web content, editorial pages, articles or adverts. We keep pricing simple too. Visit smallbusinessmarketingprofessional[DOT]com

That's great had a quick look at your site but couldn't find any info regarding experiences of your staff in terms of being copywriters, journalists, or ad copy.

Can you provide links?

 

[UK Marketing Consultant]

Hi ethical PR I would be glad to provide examples - our site is just about to be redeveloped - if you PM me I will forward you my email address and send links to some of our previous and current work.

 

[Ian J]

anyone recommend a great article writing company.

So far I seem to be the only one who has recommended a copy writer as everyone else is busily promoting themselves. Surely there must be some other impartial recommendations?

 

[ethical PR]

So far I seem to be the only one who has recommended a copy writer as everyone else is busily promoting themselves. Surely there must be some other impartial recommendations?

Unfortunately, I can't recommend anyone as I don't know what sort of articles the OP wants written and therefore what sorts of background the writer might need.

For example, does he need a technical medical writer or someone who can writer travel blog posts about the Far Easr?

 

[Ian J]

Unfortunately, I can't recommend anyone as I don't know what sort of articles the OP wants written and therefore what sorts of background the writer might need.

For example, does he need a technical medical writer or someone who can writer travel blog posts about the Far Easr?

His user name is "storage" and according to his profile his company name is Storage Auctions UK which probably gives a clue

 

[ethical PR]

He doesn't say its for this business and as he hasn't been back to clarify ....

 

[Silky]

We're a content writing service based in the UK and staffed by degreed copywriters.

Is 'degreed' a word?
#justsayin....

(Good site by the way)

 

[quickfirerob]

I'm afraid so! It means "Having or requiring an academic review" (source: www[dot]thefreedictionary[dot]com[forward-slash]degreed). I admit it's not a common term.

To address this further, having a degree is not a pre-requisite for my team; we are more concerned with writing experience. It just so happens that my copywriters hold degrees in both Journalism and English Literature / Language.

As an aside, I have also found that writers with degrees (or any qualification higher than GCSE) exhibit a stronger work ethic. This is not a sweeping generalisation, this is my opinion based on my personal experience as an employer.

 

[UK Marketing Consultant]

I'm afraid so! It means "Having or requiring an academic review" (source: www[dot]thefreedictionary[dot]com[forward-slash]degreed). I admit it's not a common term.

To address this further, having a degree is not a pre-requisite for my team; we are more concerned with writing experience. It just so happens that my copywriters hold degrees in both Journalism and English Literature / Language.

As an aside, I have also found that writers with degrees (or any qualification higher than GCSE) exhibit a stronger work ethic. This is not a sweeping generalisation, this is my opinion based on my personal experience as an employer.

That's interesting before running this business with my husband who has the Masters in Marketing, I was a medical doctor (MBBS) and training to be a gynaecologist - I can honestly say that I never worked as hard as I do now. Letter chasing does not equal raw hard work.

 

[quickfirerob]

I agree with you 100%, I have friends who have hugely successful businesses but zero formal academic qualifications. I was simply stating my experience so far.

Just look at the world's most successful entrepreneurs and you'll see many of them were so-called 'school dropouts'. If that doesn't speak to the power of raw hard work, I don't know what does.

 

[ethical PR]

Hi ethical PR I would be glad to provide examples - our site is just about to be redeveloped - if you PM me I will forward you my email address and send links to some of our previous and current work.

No hurry just send me a link to the site when it's redeveloped and I can take a look.

 

[ethical PR]

I'm afraid so! It means "Having or requiring an academic review" (source: www[dot]thefreedictionary[dot]com[forward-slash]degreed). I admit it's not a common term.

To address this further, having a degree is not a pre-requisite for my team; we are more concerned with writing experience. It just so happens that my copywriters hold degrees in both Journalism and English Literature / Language.

As an aside, I have also found that writers with degrees (or any qualification higher than GCSE) exhibit a stronger work ethic. This is not a sweeping generalisation, this is my opinion based on my personal experience as an employer.

Any professional writer is likely to have a qualification higher than GSCE's - either an NCTJ if they are a journalist, a copywriting qualification or a qualification as a technical author, for example, - if they don't they're not a professional writer.

 

[UK Marketing Consultant]

I agree with you 100%, I have friends who have hugely successful businesses but zero formal academic qualifications. I was simply stating my experience so far.

Just look at the world's most successful entrepreneurs and you'll see many of them were so-called 'school dropouts'. If that doesn't speak to the power of raw hard work, I don't know what does.

Definitely - many of our clients are tradesmen or entrepreneurs with real business and products - I must say - 'dropping out' of the academic pursuits has been a real wake up and I have used my mind for the first time in years - rather than just following 'guidelines' - sad to say.

 

[Ian J]

Any professional writer is likely to have a qualification higher than GSCE's - either an NCTJ if they are a journalist, a copywriting qualification or a qualification as a technical author, for example, - if they don't they're not a professional writer.

A "professional writer" is someone who is paid to write, the qualifications are irrelevant

 

[UK Marketing Consultant]

No hurry just send me a link to the site when it's redeveloped and I can take a look.

Great I will do that - should be up within the week.

 

[ethical PR]

I think we'll have to agree to disagree on that one Ian. There are thousands of so called, content writers out there who are paid peanuts to write content....and professional they certainly ain't