Friendly Article Draft in Word
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
I would like an original article produced purely for my own personal use and delivered as a clean, well-formatted Microsoft Word document. The piece should read in a warm, friendly tone while still feeling polished and informative—it’s something I intend to share only with close contacts, not publish publicly, so a conversational style is welcome.
Content requirements
• Topic: I will supply the exact subject once we start; for now, think in the 800–1,200-word range so the article has enough depth without turning into a report.
• Structure: clear headings, short paragraphs, and smooth transitions that make it easy to read on screen or in print.
• Originality: everything must be written from scratch and pass a quick plagiarism check. Please cite any facts or statistics in-text and add a simple reference list at the end if sources are consulted.
Formatting in Word
• Use default fonts (Calibri or Times New Roman) at 11- or 12-point size.
• Apply Heading styles for section titles so I can generate a table of contents later if needed.
• Save and hand over the final file as .docx.
Once I confirm the topic, feel free to outline your approach briefly before writing so we stay aligned.
Content requirements
• Topic: I will supply the exact subject once we start; for now, think in the 800–1,200-word range so the article has enough depth without turning into a report.
• Structure: clear headings, short paragraphs, and smooth transitions that make it easy to read on screen or in print.
• Originality: everything must be written from scratch and pass a quick plagiarism check. Please cite any facts or statistics in-text and add a simple reference list at the end if sources are consulted.
Formatting in Word
• Use default fonts (Calibri or Times New Roman) at 11- or 12-point size.
• Apply Heading styles for section titles so I can generate a table of contents later if needed.
• Save and hand over the final file as .docx.
Once I confirm the topic, feel free to outline your approach briefly before writing so we stay aligned.