Health & Wellness Blog Articles
Budget / Salary$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I’m building a friendly, science-backed health & wellness blog for the general public and I need clear, engaging articles that educate rather than preach. Each piece should break down evidence-based information into simple language, offer practical takeaways people can apply immediately, and maintain a warm, encouraging tone.
Scope
You’ll draft original blog posts (900–1,200 words each) on topics we agree on together—nutrition tips, mental-health habits, everyday fitness, sleep hygiene, preventive care, and similar themes. Sources must be credible (peer-reviewed studies, reputable medical sites) and cited with links. SEO matters, but readability comes first; please weave in keywords naturally without sacrificing flow.
Deliverables
• 4 complete articles to start, delivered in Google Docs with a short meta description and 3–5 headline options for each
• Royalty-free images or clear image suggestions
• A brief source list at the end of every post
Acceptance Criteria
1. Content is 100 % original and passes Copyscape.
2. Information is accurate, up-to-date, and written for a general-audience reading level (about 8th grade).
3. Tone remains positive, inclusive, and free of medical jargon.
4. Headlines and sub-headers follow H1/H2 structure for easy skimming.
If we mesh well, I have an ongoing pipeline of articles and occasional long-form guides. Let me know any relevant samples and how soon you can deliver the first draft.
Scope
You’ll draft original blog posts (900–1,200 words each) on topics we agree on together—nutrition tips, mental-health habits, everyday fitness, sleep hygiene, preventive care, and similar themes. Sources must be credible (peer-reviewed studies, reputable medical sites) and cited with links. SEO matters, but readability comes first; please weave in keywords naturally without sacrificing flow.
Deliverables
• 4 complete articles to start, delivered in Google Docs with a short meta description and 3–5 headline options for each
• Royalty-free images or clear image suggestions
• A brief source list at the end of every post
Acceptance Criteria
1. Content is 100 % original and passes Copyscape.
2. Information is accurate, up-to-date, and written for a general-audience reading level (about 8th grade).
3. Tone remains positive, inclusive, and free of medical jargon.
4. Headlines and sub-headers follow H1/H2 structure for easy skimming.
If we mesh well, I have an ongoing pipeline of articles and occasional long-form guides. Let me know any relevant samples and how soon you can deliver the first draft.
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