Blogs
Blogs are what columns used to be in traditional media, only now they're a little more dressed up with images, keywords, back links and RSS feeds, so that search engines can parse out the good stuff and put truly informative, entertaining and interesting content out on the Internet news aggregators. I can write a blog about your company as though it is a news article or I can write a guest blog from your "voice" and it'll be under your name. Not everyone has the time or voice to write a blog, so this is one of those social media tools that has to be very strategic. If you have a unique service or product or if you have a built-in captivating platform as a business, we can take your blog posts and serve a public need for information. After an initial consultation, we can discuss if writing a blog for your business is the best strategy.
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Rates
$35 per hour (Appropriate for open-ended projects with many potential revisions.) -or- .21 per word -Approx. 350-400 words per standard blog. -Approx. 800-1,000 words per long-form blog. Packages: Mini blog (250-300 words): $45 Three (250 words) blogs: $100 |
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Client Spotlight
The Cinderella Project
I guided the voice and editing behind this Project Director's natural enthusiasm for this Project in her blog posts. See the success story here.
Maine Buggin: Tales From The Wheelhouse
Ryan Post, creator of the educational lobstering DVD, Maine Buggin is an entrepreneur who works 14 hours a day hauling lobsters or promoting his DVD at schools and community organizations. He didn't have time to write a blog to help publicize his DVD, nor did he initially know what to say. Sales from his DVD increased dramatically after this and other media exposure I helped give to promote the DVD.
I guided the voice and editing behind this Project Director's natural enthusiasm for this Project in her blog posts. See the success story here.
Maine Buggin: Tales From The Wheelhouse
Ryan Post, creator of the educational lobstering DVD, Maine Buggin is an entrepreneur who works 14 hours a day hauling lobsters or promoting his DVD at schools and community organizations. He didn't have time to write a blog to help publicize his DVD, nor did he initially know what to say. Sales from his DVD increased dramatically after this and other media exposure I helped give to promote the DVD.