Who is the best articles sales person in this forum and outside?

I'd like to know the same as well....

LOL ... it excludes both of us, for sure ...

Those lines made my day.

And you want "the one"...or "the old one"?

Well, if you go with both, Kenneth Tang and I probably qualify. We always answer these kinds of questions, but the good answers have all been taken.

I don't eat a lot of sweets, personally. I'm sure Kenneth's up for the snack part, though. Can you eat a chocolate pastry with chopsticks?


Paul

I certainly qualify as "old", but I doubt I meet the other criteria required to respond to this elite thread. Nonetheless I'll make an attempt.

Here's a radical thought - why not spend some time on here and determine for yourself who are the most respected authors on the forum. You've been here almost a year now, you should have some idea by now.

Perhaps you might want to find a proofreader first before you look for a literary agent who can "sale" for you.

:rolleyes:

OK, I've had my say, time for my nap.

Bill

Aside from all the joke answers, this is getting more and more bizarre.


So - you want to know who are the most respected article writers on this forum, who have high volumes of sales and a good customer base
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you want them to sell YOUR articles instead of their own?


Or did I miss something?

Only to hobbits...and the occasional elf. Even a few trolls.

7eclair,

With all due respect - I believe you are completely missing the point. Admittedly, this thread has turned into a bit of a fun-fest, but many of us are having difficulty in comprehending the message you are trying to get across.

That said, it appears you are looking for a way to sell articles that you write. Firstly, looking for people to "sell your articles" is not the initial approach most "writers" take. It may be a case of finding freelance writing jobs here (Warriors Looking to Hire You section), at another forum, or at a freelance writing/outsourcing site.

Secondly, the way in which you word your forum posts is an indication to your potential clients of your writing skills ... and without wishing to sound too harsh your writing skills aren't the greatest.

Additionally, the context in which you have use the word "copywrite" (which isn't actually a word, when spelt this way) in your last post worries me (when married together with the message your signature is sending out).

If you don't mind me asking - What do you understand copywriting to be?

The reason I ask is because I have come across too many "non-writers" who take the literal meaning of the words (as in "to copy" what they see/rewrite).

As for the most common price for a 500-600 word article - that's a bit like asking the most common price to buy a striker in football (proper football) - at this moment in time, Fernando Torres, about a fiver and Wayne Rooney, about $100million. A more natural conclusion based on your question in an IM forum, someone such as Bill (tpw) about $250+, and for me about 250 cents...

Would you be willing to share a sample of your writing with Warriors to receive some constructive feedback?

Because, in all honesty, at this moment in time, I'm pretty sure not a single person who has replied to this thread would purchase an article from you, based on your posts. I'm sorry if that sounds harsh again, but unfortunately it's the truth.

Finally, whenever I see posts with words such as "easy", "the best", "the most", this always leads me to one conclusion - someone, once again, in search of the magic button ... I'll save you time - there isn't one!

Cheers
Partha

Yeah, I get to keep 100% of the profit, but the profit is the portion of the revenue that is mine: