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Are you comfortable in writing sports (football) articles? Can you pm me few samples? Thnx.

 

So far so good!

I ordered a copywriting article first and was very happy with it.
I later requested to SEO articles. They were well done also.

For my needs, I need professional and knowledgeable writing, so I think I will stick with Taylor's higher priced copywriting service for most pages and some SEO and blog pieces for the blog. If you pay less, you're basically paying with peanuts, and you will get monkeys. Taylor and team service is fast, friendly, polite, inexpensive. Will use again. So far, so good. I'm hoping to continue working with him and have him get more familiar with us and our voice, as we're looking for ongoing writing, and Taylor & team might be the answer. Keep you all posted...

 

Just ordered a 800 words article

 

Here is my review about my article
Taylor did e great job. He offer a fast and friendly service. Hi also rewrite the article to offer a high quality content. I will continue working with him again

 

Very fast, BUT WITH QUALITY, deliver. Recommended

 

I have received my first article. Well written. I will consider using this service. Recommended.

 

He writes good content that people would enjoy reading. He also has a quick turnaround. I am a professional in this field, so I found things here and there and made it flow a bit better but overall the best bang for your buck.

 

whats your correct skype?

 

I'm satisfied with what I got. The price, the time, and the content were all good.

 

Lots of newbie members posting review of the articles. I suggest that you post live articles published online here for everyone to review....

 

First, let me say that I'm glad those of us here at DigitalPoint can get the "Special WSO Price" for your service.

This concerns me. Can we get a response from the OP?

Finally, your thread says 3 cents per word at the top and 2.5 cents at the bottom. It also implies that you're writing the articles, then reveals a note about having a team. Are you writing the content or are you having others write the content?

 

Thank you for your "concern". My domain, http://TextBoss.com, was never owned by anyone named Nelson. The poster was confusing me with another person that owned a similar domain name.

It says 3c per word throughout the thread, from top to bottom.

I, along with most every other high-end content writing service, has a team. I also write, edit, manage, and supervise.

As far as "Special WSO Price", I assume that most people here know what that is, and if they do not, it is not necessary that they do.

 

Since your domain's WHOIS information is masked, I guess we'll never know for sure.

It isn't good to lie, my friend. Don't try to discredit me when you know what I'm saying is truthful.
I can see the edit history of your post and how you tried to change it after reading my post. I've attached two photos below as evidence.

My post wasn't about what other "high-end content writing services" do. It was about the fact that your sales pitch is misleading. You paint a very vivid picture that leads us to believe that you, specifically, will be writing our content when, in fact, it will be a 'team' of others. I can only assume that means you're outsourcing the work, doing some proofreading, and marking up the price. Whether that is true is irrelevant because, at the end of the day, your thread is misleading.

Indeed, I am sure that many of us do know what that is. I was just pointing out that you didn't even take the time to adapt your thread for your audience.

 

What's the matter, dude? Did you get stood up by your Valentine's Day date?

Let me address a couple of points that you brought up.

First of all, my name is Taylor. You can see a photo of my Bachelor's Degree and also verify it if you place an order. Most serious Internet businesspeople mask their WHOIS information.

Secondly, my sales thread explicitly says, "Expert Writers, Editors, and Researchers".

 

I've been working online full-time for the past 10 years. Never once did I set my WHOIS information to private on any domain I own or have owned. When a person sets the WHOIS information to private, it makes one wonder why they are hiding. People have all kinds of reasons to hide WHOIS information and that is their choice. It's just from a business perspective, it does leave one wondering why the person just didn't register a business address and use that information for their WHOIS if they want to keep their name and home address private. One could argue that many serious Internet businessmen and women register a business address and use that for the WHOIS information and on their contact page.

Just another perspective is all...

 

There are many, many reasons to hide WHOIS information. Not wanting others to know what domains are associated with your business address, preventing unsolicited mail, etc.

 

I tried this guy's service some time ago. I wasn't much happy. Here are few reasons.

1. He missed his own deadlines.
2. Work he delivered was not worth the price I paid. I could hire someon with half the rates for same content.
3. He didn't pay attention to details. No he didn't. He revised content for me but that didn't help.

Good luck everyone.

 

It took me awhile, but I figured out (I believe) who this client was and what he ordered. It looks like he ordered in late 2012. The nature of the mix-up was that he used the word "write" instead of "rewrite", so we came up with an original article. 99% of our clients give us extremely positive reviews, but there is always one client that's just a little sour (not my problem).

 

I ordered in late 2014. I don't know about others but to me, the content was not worth the price i paid. No where near that. So that's the only point here.

 

Sounds like some outstanding customer service...