SEO Health Nutrition Articles
Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I want to publish a steady stream of SEO-friendly articles that break down everyday health and nutrition questions into clear, practical guides. Each piece should read like a helpful conversation—light on jargon, heavy on actionable take-aways—so readers can quickly understand, for example, how to balance macronutrients, spot hidden sugars, or build a realistic weekly meal plan.
Scope
• 1,200–1,500 words per article, written with on-page SEO best practices (well-structured H2/H3 headings, internal linking prompts, and a compelling meta description).
• Voice: friendly, authoritative, and evidence-based. Cite reputable sources (NIH, Mayo Clinic, peer-reviewed journals) with live links.
• Keyword focus: I’ll provide a primary keyword and 3–4 secondary phrases for each topic; incorporate them naturally at sensible densities.
• Format delivery in Google Docs, ready for copy-paste into WordPress (Yoast or RankMath formatting in mind).
Acceptance Criteria
• Plagiarism-free (I run everything through Copyscape).
• Flesch Reading Ease ≥ 60.
• Clear subheadings that map to intent questions.
• A brief summary or “key take-aways” section at the end.
Turnaround is one article to start; if it hits the mark, I’ll commission a batch each week focusing on simple, reader-centric guides to common nutrition and general health topics.
Scope
• 1,200–1,500 words per article, written with on-page SEO best practices (well-structured H2/H3 headings, internal linking prompts, and a compelling meta description).
• Voice: friendly, authoritative, and evidence-based. Cite reputable sources (NIH, Mayo Clinic, peer-reviewed journals) with live links.
• Keyword focus: I’ll provide a primary keyword and 3–4 secondary phrases for each topic; incorporate them naturally at sensible densities.
• Format delivery in Google Docs, ready for copy-paste into WordPress (Yoast or RankMath formatting in mind).
Acceptance Criteria
• Plagiarism-free (I run everything through Copyscape).
• Flesch Reading Ease ≥ 60.
• Clear subheadings that map to intent questions.
• A brief summary or “key take-aways” section at the end.
Turnaround is one article to start; if it hits the mark, I’ll commission a batch each week focusing on simple, reader-centric guides to common nutrition and general health topics.
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