Recommend a copywriter for Health and Fitness launch?

[drewfioravanti]

Can anyone recommend a good copywriter with experience writing for the Health & Fitness niche? I will be looking for a sales page and a 3 part Autoresponder sales copy.

I don't know where to look first.

Thanks.

[MyNewMama]

We're sure that others will post a few names, but since you said you don't know where to start looking: There is a copywriters directory listed in the section of the forum and also the Warrior For Hire section.

[joe golfer]

contact Arfa Saira here at WF.

[Mark Andrews]

^ Ditto.

View Profile: arfasaira

Her website...

Successful Health Marketing

[MikeHumphreys]

Originally Posted by Usdachoice

Obviously I would recommend fellow warriors from the for hire section but I would also throw out iwriter. They have a huge pool of writers and if you pay for their top tier you typically get good copy. I always use my staff writers I get from craigslist ads but when I need 100+ articles in a few days I punt that over to iwriter. I use the 4 star or middle tier selection and then favorite any good writers. Once you have a nice list of good writers you can submit the projects exclusively to those writers. This way I can avoid paying the higher tier price but still get quality stuff. And if you are tricky enough you can contact them directly and retain their services and circumvent iwriter fees. Just be careful to not trip their inbox filters. I was able to get one to like one of my squidoo lenses then I contacted her through squidoo. Just don't do the obvious and put your email in a message.

Article writers are NOT copywriters. Massively different.

I don't know of any article writer who can point to a single article they wrote and prove that it produced 6 figures or more in new sales for their client.

[MikeHumphreys]

Originally Posted by drewfioravanti

Can anyone recommend a good copywriter with experience writing for the Health & Fitness niche? I will be looking for a sales page and a 3 part Autoresponder sales copy.

I don't know where to look first.

Thanks.

Health & Fitness is a pretty broad niche. Even some of alternative health and supplement products can fall under Health & Fitness.

I have written a number of hit pieces for alot of subniches that fall under Health & Fitness but for there are some subniches that I can not currently write for because of signing non-disclosure/non-compete agreements.

Off the top of my head, here are some other copywriters who I'm familiar with their health & fitness copy, that I'd recommend: Colm O'Dwyer, Daniel Scott, Len Bailey, and Susan Landry.

There are others out there so it will pay to do your due diligence.

Good luck,

Mike

[RickDuris]

If you're looking for Arthur Johnson-caliber copywriting, Mike Humphreys's your man.

- Rick Duris

[ewenmack]

I suspect Carline Anglade Cole would be at the top of the hill due to her sheer number of controls in this field in recent times.

Then you can work your way down from her.

Best,
Ewen

[drewfioravanti]

Thanks. I appreciate referrals over promotions, which is why I asked. It is for weight loss/wellness/lifestyle for women 24-35.

[Mark Pescetti]

Another vote for Arfa.

She's got an in-depth process that will help you perfectly articulate your brand and main marketing message to your ideal audience.

How could ya lose with that?

Mark

[ewenmack]

Forgot to mention about what makes Carline so great is the promotions go out in the physical world, not to subscribers or jv partners or recommendations from affiliates which so many in the internet marketing world are use to.

Her world is much tougher to succeed and right now she would be very hard to beat.

Here's the link to see her samples, long list of clients
and how long the promotions have been running

Kick-Butt Controls

Best,
Ewen

Originally Posted by drewfioravanti

Can anyone recommend a good copywriter with experience writing for the Health & Fitness niche? I will be looking for a sales page and a 3 part Autoresponder sales copy.

I don't know where to look first.

Thanks.

[max5ty]

Originally Posted by ewenmack

Forgot to mention about what makes Carline so great is the promotions go out in the physical world, not to subscribers or jv partners or recommendations from affiliates which so many in the internet marketing world are use to.

Her world is much tougher to succeed and right now she would be very hard to beat.

Here's the link to see her samples, long list of clients
and how long the promotions have been running

Kick-Butt Controls

Best,
Ewen

Do you really think Carline's potential customers are looking around on a forum for a copywriter?

She's worked for Oprah and some other big names. Doubt she's sitting around waiting on someone to call her wanting a quote.

[Harlan]

Originally Posted by max5ty

Do you really think Carline's potential customers are looking around on a forum for a copywriter?

She's worked for Oprah and some other big names. Doubt she's sitting around waiting on someone to call her wanting a quote.

Yeah, everyone knows copywriters who charge 50K plus royalties troll for clients here.

[Patho]

a good copywriter can write in any niche....it involves research before writing a word

[max5ty]

Originally Posted by Harlan

Yeah, everyone knows copywriters who charge 50K plus royalties troll for clients here.

OK, let me reword my post to what I really felt like saying, but didn't...then anyone that wants can flame me.

Someone asked for guidance on choosing a copywriter. A couple people mentioned Arfa. She actually visits the site and has spent a great deal of time giving input on this forum.

I can't see the point of coming along and giving the name of someone who has never visited the forum or offered any kind of help or input to others who visit this site.

I'm quite sure you have and have had big paying clients...that wasn't really the intended focus of my comment.

If someone has taken the time to spend some time on this forum, I think they should be the ones who are given respect when offering advice on a copywriter.

I may be a bit old fashioned in my thinking, but that's the way I feel.