Evidence-Based Wellness Blog Articles
Budget: £250 – £750 GBP
Readers come to my site for clear, trustworthy insight into health & wellness, so every post must rest on solid evidence rather than opinion. The task is to craft research-based articles that translate current studies into engaging, accessible prose while maintaining a formal, professional tone.
Scope
I will supply or approve each topic in advance. Your job is to investigate the latest peer-reviewed literature, extract the key findings, and weave them into a logically structured blog post that feels authoritative yet easy to follow.
Deliverables
• One 1,200–1,500-word article per assignment
• Minimum of 3–5 peer-reviewed references, hyperlinked inline
• Brief bibliography at the end (APA or Vancouver style)
• Google Doc formatted with headings, sub-headings, and a concise evidence-based takeaway section
Acceptance Criteria
An article is considered complete when the claims are fully referenced, the flow is coherent for a lay audience, and the tone remains consistently formal and professional throughout.
Scope
I will supply or approve each topic in advance. Your job is to investigate the latest peer-reviewed literature, extract the key findings, and weave them into a logically structured blog post that feels authoritative yet easy to follow.
Deliverables
• One 1,200–1,500-word article per assignment
• Minimum of 3–5 peer-reviewed references, hyperlinked inline
• Brief bibliography at the end (APA or Vancouver style)
• Google Doc formatted with headings, sub-headings, and a concise evidence-based takeaway section
Acceptance Criteria
An article is considered complete when the claims are fully referenced, the flow is coherent for a lay audience, and the tone remains consistently formal and professional throughout.
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