Content: RAVE REVIEWS: Experienced Writer / Project Manager Lets You Concentrate on Important Projects

Chris Hardee · 8th Oct 2012, 04:42 AM

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"As a writer myself, I have very high standards for what I put on my sites. Chris really overdelivers.

Fast turnaround of extremely well written content that, as he said, has perfect grammar, punctuation and spelling.

His rates are very reasonable for the standard of writing he produces. In my view, he's one of the best writers in WF. Thanks Chris. "

- Audrey Harvey, vetwriter.com

“Chris is amazing. He works hard for you and is great at communicating. If you want to change something…no problem. “ – Michelle Doerr, Doerr Reality, michellesellssanantonio.com

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Chris Hardee · 8th Oct 2012, 07:37 AM

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Riki Oh · 20th Nov 2012, 04:34 PM

Hi. I am interested in your guest posting service.

What kind of guarantees do we get with regard to the amount of traffic (unique, monthly visitors) the targeted blogs will have?

How long (i.e. how many words) will the articles be, minimum?

What are your rates for this kind of service and how does your pricing structure work (i.e. what are you charging for, exactly - e.g. price per published article, or something else)?

Do you publish unique (unpublished) content, only, or does your primary focus involve securing as many syndication outlets as possible, to generate the most amount of traffic? In other words, do you try to republish the same article(s) as much as possible, or do you offer unique content to blog owners by default?

Thank you.

Chris Hardee · 20th Nov 2012, 05:53 PM

Originally Posted by Riki Oh

Hi. I am interested in your guest posting service.

What kind of guarantees do we get with regard to the amount of traffic (unique, monthly visitors) the targeted blogs will have?

Hi Riki Oh,

My goal is to find the best blogs that accept guest posts in your niche. The amount of traffic will depend on the site (I will always try higher traffic sites first, but I can't realistically guarantee a certain amount of traffic). Since I don't own the sites I can't guarantee that they will accept the article. (However, you will have a copy of the article so if it does not get accepted it can be used elsewhere.)

Originally Posted by Riki Oh

How long (i.e. how many words) will the articles be, minimum?

The articles will be a minimum of 500 words. Longer articles are available if you wish.

Originally Posted by Riki Oh

What are your rates for this kind of service and how does your pricing structure work (i.e. what are you charging for, exactly - e.g. price per published article, or something else)?

I am running a special for Warrior Forum members between now and 11/30/12. If you order one article (500-750 words) of unique content, I will post it to a site that allows guest posting for $15. For this you own full rights to the article so if the article is not accepted for any reason, you are free to post it elsewhere.

Originally Posted by Riki Oh

Do you publish unique (unpublished) content, only, or does your primary focus involve securing as many syndication outlets as possible, to generate the most amount of traffic? In other words, do you try to republish the same article(s) as much as possible, or do you offer unique content to blog owners by default?

I only write unique, high quality content. I have an editor that reviews my work and makes certain it is of the highest quality (being a teacher, she's a stickler for grammar and punctuation)

. This process takes longer, but yields great results.

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Chris

Riki Oh · 20th Nov 2012, 10:02 PM

Originally Posted by Chris Hardee

I can't guarantee that they will accept the article. (However, you will have a copy of the article so if it does not get accepted it can be used elsewhere.)

So you don't keep seeking out blogs until one is accepted?

Originally Posted by Chris Hardee

I am running a special for Warrior Forum members between now and 11/30/12

And after that? Will a similar service be offered?

Thanks for responding.

Chris Hardee · 20th Nov 2012, 10:23 PM

Originally Posted by Riki Oh

So you don't keep seeking out blogs until one is accepted?

And after that? Will a similar service be offered?

Thanks for responding.

I have decided to remove guest posting from my list of services.

David Sneen · 26th Nov 2012, 01:51 PM

Bingo!!! I make ridiculous errors when I write.

There is no y'know button. It must be proofread---or else those errors remain. The chances of getting a high search engine ranking with grammatically incorrect copy are almost zero.

Chris Hardee · 26th Nov 2012, 01:55 PM

Originally Posted by David Sneen

There is no y'know button. It must be proofread---or else those errors remain. The chances of getting a high search engine ranking with grammatically incorrect copy are almost zero.

Isn't that the truth. Google has gotten pretty good at checking grammar. IMHO, I think that is how they weed out a LOT of the spun content.

Chris Hardee · 26th Nov 2012, 05:18 PM

Would anyone like to see some examples of my writing?

Chris

Audrey Harvey · 28th Nov 2012, 03:58 PM

As a writer myself, I have very high standards for what I put on my sites. Chris really overdelivers. Fast turnaround of extremely well written content that, as he said, has perfect grammar, punctuation and spelling. His rates are very reasonable for the standard of writing he produces. In my view, he's one of the best writers in WF. Thanks Chris.

Chris Hardee · 28th Nov 2012, 05:48 PM

Originally Posted by Audrey Harvey

As a writer myself, I have very high standards for what I put on my sites. Chris really overdelivers. Fast turnaround of extremely well written content that, as he said, has perfect grammar, punctuation and spelling. His rates are very reasonable for the standard of writing he produces. In my view, he's one of the best writers in WF. Thanks Chris.

Thank you Audrey for the kind words. It was a pleasure working with you.

Please let me know if I can help out again.

8th Oct 2012, 07:37 AM	#2
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Riki Oh 力王 War Room Member Join Date: 2011 Posts: 33 Thanks: 45 Thanked 7 Times in 5 Posts	Re: Engaging E-books, Articles, and more Delivered On Time! SPECIAL WARRIOR PRICING Share on: Hi. I am interested in your guest posting service. What kind of guarantees do we get with regard to the amount of traffic (unique, monthly visitors) the targeted blogs will have? How long (i.e. how many words) will the articles be, minimum? What are your rates for this kind of service and how does your pricing structure work (i.e. what are you charging for, exactly - e.g. price per published article, or something else)? Do you publish unique (unpublished) content, only, or does your primary focus involve securing as many syndication outlets as possible, to generate the most amount of traffic? In other words, do you try to republish the same article(s) as much as possible, or do you offer unique content to blog owners by default? Thank you.

26th Nov 2012, 01:51 PM	#7
David Sneen David Sneen War Room Member Join Date: 2011 Location: Sioux Falls, SD Posts: 471 Thanks: 106 Thanked 73 Times in 65 Posts Blog Entries: 10	Re: Experienced Writer Lets You Concentrate More on Important Projects Share on: Bingo!!! I make ridiculous errors when I write. There is no y'know button. It must be proofread---or else those errors remain. The chances of getting a high search engine ranking with grammatically incorrect copy are almost zero.
	David Sneen It's what you do when no one is watching that determines what you will be able to do when everyone is watching.

26th Nov 2012, 05:18 PM	#9
Chris Hardee Resounding Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2010 Location: Winter Park, Florida Posts: 116 Thanks: 78 Thanked 15 Times in 13 Posts	Re: Experienced Writer Lets You Concentrate More on Important Projects Share on: Would anyone like to see some examples of my writing? Chris

28th Nov 2012, 03:58 PM	#10
Audrey Harvey Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: 2005 Location: Brisbane, Australia. Posts: 1,166 Thanks: 140 Thanked 425 Times in 318 Posts	Re: Experienced Writer Lets You Concentrate More on Important Projects Share on: As a writer myself, I have very high standards for what I put on my sites. Chris really overdelivers. Fast turnaround of extremely well written content that, as he said, has perfect grammar, punctuation and spelling. His rates are very reasonable for the standard of writing he produces. In my view, he's one of the best writers in WF. Thanks Chris.