Insightful Health & Wellness Articles
Budget / Salary$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I maintain a growing blog that explains health and wellness topics to the general public, and I want every article to be firmly grounded in current research while still reading smoothly for non-specialists. For each assignment, you’ll take a theme we agree on—anything from nutrition myths to mental-health strategies—and turn recent peer-reviewed studies, government reports, and expert commentary into an engaging post.
What I expect from every article
• 1,200–1,500 words of original text
• Clear introduction, logical structure, and actionable take-aways
• At least three up-to-date scientific or medical references, cited inline and hyper-linked
• A short meta description (155–160 characters) and a proposed title optimised for SEO
• Tone that is informative yet friendly, free of jargon but never “dumbed down”
Before we start, send a brief outline and the key sources you plan to use so I can confirm the angle. Once the draft is submitted, I’ll review within 48 hours and return any minor edits. Final acceptance comes when sources check out, Grammarly flags remain under 2 %, and the piece passes Copyscape.
If you thrive on digging into PubMed or CDC datasets and translating them into readable, trustworthy content, you’ll fit right in.
What I expect from every article
• 1,200–1,500 words of original text
• Clear introduction, logical structure, and actionable take-aways
• At least three up-to-date scientific or medical references, cited inline and hyper-linked
• A short meta description (155–160 characters) and a proposed title optimised for SEO
• Tone that is informative yet friendly, free of jargon but never “dumbed down”
Before we start, send a brief outline and the key sources you plan to use so I can confirm the angle. Once the draft is submitted, I’ll review within 48 hours and return any minor edits. Final acceptance comes when sources check out, Grammarly flags remain under 2 %, and the piece passes Copyscape.
If you thrive on digging into PubMed or CDC datasets and translating them into readable, trustworthy content, you’ll fit right in.
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