Health & Wellness Article Series
Budget / Salary₹1,500–12,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m rolling out a fresh content push around health & wellness products and need a writer who can handle a mix of informative articles, in-depth product reviews, and balanced comparison pieces. Everything must read in a clear, professional tone that instills trust, cites solid evidence, and aligns with current SEO best practices.
Here’s the flow: I’ll provide each product or topic, a rough angle, and any brand guidelines. You’ll research reputable sources, structure the article logically, and deliver a polished draft—complete with an engaging headline, meta description, and suggested sub-headings. Informative pieces should unpack benefits, ingredients, and science in 1,000–1,300 words; reviews can run 700–900 words and include pros, cons, and real-world use cases; comparison articles should objectively weigh at least three products side-by-side in about 1,200 words.
Please submit each article as a Google Doc or Word file, fact-checked, grammar-clean (Grammarly acceptable), and optimized around a primary keyword I’ll supply. Citations from peer-reviewed journals or authoritative health sites are essential wherever claims are made.
I’ll approve the outline first, then the full draft. Final acceptance hinges on originality (verified in Copyscape), accuracy of information, and adherence to the professional voice. If this sounds like a fit, let’s get the first topic moving right away.
Here’s the flow: I’ll provide each product or topic, a rough angle, and any brand guidelines. You’ll research reputable sources, structure the article logically, and deliver a polished draft—complete with an engaging headline, meta description, and suggested sub-headings. Informative pieces should unpack benefits, ingredients, and science in 1,000–1,300 words; reviews can run 700–900 words and include pros, cons, and real-world use cases; comparison articles should objectively weigh at least three products side-by-side in about 1,200 words.
Please submit each article as a Google Doc or Word file, fact-checked, grammar-clean (Grammarly acceptable), and optimized around a primary keyword I’ll supply. Citations from peer-reviewed journals or authoritative health sites are essential wherever claims are made.
I’ll approve the outline first, then the full draft. Final acceptance hinges on originality (verified in Copyscape), accuracy of information, and adherence to the professional voice. If this sounds like a fit, let’s get the first topic moving right away.
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