Content Writing

Please read this description ENTIRELY! You must submit the sample required in order to apply and be considered! NO EXCEPTIONS!!! ________________________________________________________________________________________ I'm looking to hire someone but need sample based on my requirements. This is non paid to test and see quality of the article. If accepted the pay is $3/500 words. Need at least 10000 words a week. That's about 4 articles of 2500 words. Looking to start immediately! ** PLEASE SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING SAMPLE ARTICLE TO BE CONSIDERED ** TOPIC: Why Do Cats Purr? IMPORTANT: DO NOT make this an “SEO” article. Do not worry about keywords. Simply write the best article you can. IMPORTANT: No filler or fluffy language. No wasted words. Every sentence should contain new information. STYLE GUIDELINES * Use the tone of a “friendly expert.” Happy and fun, but extremely informative. * Us the first and second person: “I,” “we,” and “you.” * Paragraphs no more than 3 lines long. REQUIREMENTS * Word count: 800 words * Backup your information with great, highly credible sources. Include these sources as hyperlinks in the text. There should be at least 5 sources. When you link to sources, cite them appropriately in sentences like this: “According to Dr. John Doe…” where the name of the source is the hyperlink. Here, for example, the words “John Doe” would be a hyperlink to Dr. Doe’s website (or wherever you find the information). The name of the source can also be an organization or reputable website. * Include a link to at least one highly relevant, high-quality video from YouTube or Vimeo. Make sure you explain why the video is relevant and how the reader can actually use it. ARTICLE STRUCTURE INTRODUCTION * 50 words * Fun, creative introduction that raises the central question the reader might have. BODY * 750 words * Break the article body into as many sections as you need; 800-word articles typically need 3-5 sections. * Give each section its own heading. * Each heading should be a full sentence or a question (e.g. “What’s the evolutionary history of purring?”).