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I just received my review copy and I am impressed with the content. It was 438 words, a low count for SEO purposes, but I can just add about 100 more words and drop my keywords to make it a money site article. I will order more from the seller.
 
I need quality posts for holidays in the Mediterranean. Can you provide these?. Thanks
 
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Can you manage articles about this niche Sports and Fitness? Send me some samples if you can. Thanks
 
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I ordered 20 articles. Got them after a week. I received 24 articles (got 4 bonus articles for late delivery :) )
I must they are high-quality article and passed Copyscape
Average size = 480 words
1 article is more than 700 words!
4 articles are more than 600 words!
4 articles are more than 500 words!
Best value for the money. I recommend taking this service.
 
Do you have any investment/venture capital related articles? Can I have a review article please? Thank you.
Edit: I've submitted a form for a review article. I'm developing an investment company website and we specialise in seed funding high growth IT startups or F&B outlets and we're looking to rewrite all our website's content.
 
Im interested in buying from various niche, DIET, WEIGHT LOSS, MOBILES(smart Phones) ... I might need 100 articles combined to start.

Let me know how to order multiple niches.


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Ordered 100 articles and received them within a week. Got an extra 9 articles and an average of 560 words. Great quality and definitely recommend.
 
Updated review completed by @Apricot on 18th October 2019.

Seller wished to raise prices above 30% limit, requiring a service review. I asked for 5 new articles and received 11 - all of which were significantly better than I'd expected, due to the low price of the service.

All of the articles were checked against copyscape and grammarly - all came back with no plagiarism detected (full disclaimer - a couple had 1% or 2% matched sentence fragments but I couldn't see any copied or copy/spun content from the matched sites).

The content itself was very readable and well-structured. There were some very minor grammatical errors like random capitalisation but this didn't affect the readability and could be easily proofed and edited within a couple of minutes.

I've pasted content from one of the received articles below to allow buyers to check the quality of the reviewed service for themselves:


Building the Trust Factor Into Retail Marketing: Small Businesses are More Likely to be Trusted Than Big Businesses

An important issue for any business is a lack of trust by consumers. In the US surveys have shown consumers do not trust businesses and a recent Australian survey showed 69% of the population do not trust big business. This is an opportunity smaller and independent retailers can take advantage of through relationship marketing.

Large retail businesses can obtain better deals and be more competitive on price than their smaller competition. However knowing that consumers are more likely to trust small, local, independent businesses it is possible to use the ‘trust’ factor as an important marketing tool and businesses can develop a trust strategy.

Developing a trust strategy

Businesses that are perceived as trusted have an opportunity to expand their market share. Developing a trust strategy needs to be done at the whole business level and various strategies are targeted at staff, promotion, information and guarantees so that they all work together to enhance the appearance of the business.

Staff Input to the Trust Strategy, Training, and Name Badges

Staff should be part of brainstorming activities for any trust strategy as it will give them more commitment and they will work more cohesively as a team. Staff should all have training in customer service and know the full range of products on offer. Making sure that staff have good product knowledge will make them more confident in dealing with customers, which will make customers more inclined to trust them.

Australian research by Shoppers Anonymous found that customers perceived staff with name badges to provide better customer service than people without name badges; therefore, all staff should have easy to read name badges. A business promotion with a personal touch is to have staff photographs and achievements such as Employee of the Month certificates placed near the checkout area.

Promotion to Build Trust in a Business

Advertising and promotional material should include the fact that the business is locally owned. Signage near the exit can be used to thank customers for supporting a local business. Local celebrities such as sporting heroes should be promoted and invited into the store whenever special promotions are on. If they can be encouraged to recommend a product then this can be mentioned in marketing advertising.

Product promotion should be for good quality products and team members must be consistent in their recommendations such as “We use and recommend x floor polisher.” Provide sponsorship to a local event, club or charity that is relevant to the business and make sure the business name gets promoted at the event.

Information and Guarantees to Enhance Trust in a Business

Providing as much information as possible about the products on offer will make customers more likely to feel trust towards a business. For example, knowing that a specific building material is being extensively used for a new development, or has been in use for over 30 years, can make customers feel more comfortable about purchasing it themselves.

Offering a guarantee on products is a great way to build trust. Customers are more likely to purchase a product when they know they can return it if it is defective or fails to meet their expectations. Some businesses refuse to offer guarantees for fear the policy will be abused, but it is an important part of marketing a trust strategy and needs to be included.


(above review has also been included in the original mod review post - link here )
 
Getting a review copy from you link now! Would like to place an order soon! :)
 
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