500/500™
For $500, I will give you 500 words.
I'm an excellent writer for all occasions and every challenge. I love to help people who have an idea and want to share it with the world (or even if it's to share with just a few people).
Have a story to tell? A message to share? A position to take? A presentation to make? A proposal to write? A need for content? Are you struggling with where to begin or how to crystallize what you have to say into a thoughtful, compelling narrative? Maybe you're just too busy to get it done?
Give me the details and I'll get it done for you. Here's how 500/500 works:
Need more than 500 words? Let's talk!
Here are some examples of some of my 500/500 work for clients (samples available upon request):
I'm an excellent writer for all occasions and every challenge. I love to help people who have an idea and want to share it with the world (or even if it's to share with just a few people).
Have a story to tell? A message to share? A position to take? A presentation to make? A proposal to write? A need for content? Are you struggling with where to begin or how to crystallize what you have to say into a thoughtful, compelling narrative? Maybe you're just too busy to get it done?
Give me the details and I'll get it done for you. Here's how 500/500 works:
- Give me the assignment, the details and a deadline
- I'll provide to you a first draft for your review and comment, which you'll return to me
- I'll then deliver to you a second draft that is usually in final form.
Need more than 500 words? Let's talk!
Here are some examples of some of my 500/500 work for clients (samples available upon request):
EssaysClient: A Fortune 500 financial services firm
Assignment: 12 500-word CEO essays linking company's values to relevant news of the day for Forbes magazine advertorial series. |
Website Traffic BuildersClient: An upscale senior-living community
Assignment: Ongoing 500-word linkable articles conveying positive resident experiences for distribution by a highly syndicated Internet service. |
Standby Statements and Q&AsClient: Developer of popular baby products
Assignment: A 500-word statement addressing rumors and subsequent concerns of product defects for use in the event of consumer and/or media inquiries. |
LinkedIn BlogsClient: Developer of healthcare products
Assignment: Ongoing 500-word CEO blogs commenting on relevant industry issues of the day for publication on LinkedIn's Pulse feature. |
White Paper ConceptsClient: Provider of QSR technology systems
Assignment: 500-word concepts mapping the directional flow of three proposed 2,500-word White Papers linking industry trends to its suite of products. |
Presentation Outlines (for PPT)Client: Leading life insurance company
Assignment: A 500-word outline, to be turned into full-blown PowerPoint presentation, capturing the essence of a new national cause-related marketing program. |
Business Award NominationsClient: Well-known QSR chain
Assignment: A compelling 500-word nomination of company CEO, capturing his entrepreneurial spirit, for restaurant industry's most prestigious award. He won. |
Message Track™ DocumentsClient: Leading life insurance company
Assignment: A collection of 500-word multi-use Message Track documents, each containing the approved company line about a specific aspect of the business. |
News ReleasesClients: Too many to mention
Assignment: Hundreds of 500-word (or less) news releases, written like news stories, on wide-ranging subjects for a variety of industries. Ask for samples. |
Website ContentClient: Prominent healthcare association
Assignment: Website content, including ongoing 500-word homepage updates on topical, relevant issues to maintain site freshness. |
Op-EdsClient: Healthcare advocate
Assignment: A 500-word op-ed article raising alarm over the dangerous spread of antibiotic-resistant superbug infections from hospitals into the community. |
Story Idea ProposalsClient: Author, best-selling business books
Assignment: A 500-word document of concisely written ideas for news stories culled from a best-selling business book for use in pitching business journalists. |