Anecdotal Sobriety Blog Writing
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m launching a blog that blends everyday stories from my own recovery with science-backed tips on living longer, healthier, and alcohol-free. To bring this vision to life, I’m looking for a writer who can turn my memories, voice notes, and rough outlines into polished, engaging articles that read like an honest chat with a friend.
The tone must stay personal and anecdotal—never preachy—while still weaving in credible facts so readers who simply want to know more about sober living and longevity feel informed as well as inspired. Strong command of narrative flow, empathy for people at every stage of recovery, and an eye for clean SEO (nothing keyword-stuffed) are all essential.
Key deliverables
• 4 blog articles to start, 800–1,200 words each
• Light research to verify longevity or wellness claims I mention
• Headlines, sub-heads, and a meta description for each post
• One round of revisions after my feedback
If this pilot batch lands well, we’ll roll into an ongoing series. Let me know how you’d approach shaping raw anecdotes into stories that resonate with the wider public, and include links to any similar lifestyle or recovery pieces you’ve crafted.
The tone must stay personal and anecdotal—never preachy—while still weaving in credible facts so readers who simply want to know more about sober living and longevity feel informed as well as inspired. Strong command of narrative flow, empathy for people at every stage of recovery, and an eye for clean SEO (nothing keyword-stuffed) are all essential.
Key deliverables
• 4 blog articles to start, 800–1,200 words each
• Light research to verify longevity or wellness claims I mention
• Headlines, sub-heads, and a meta description for each post
• One round of revisions after my feedback
If this pilot batch lands well, we’ll roll into an ongoing series. Let me know how you’d approach shaping raw anecdotes into stories that resonate with the wider public, and include links to any similar lifestyle or recovery pieces you’ve crafted.
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