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First off, let me start by saying thanks for stopping by to check out my service.

I know there are many other writers out there you can choose from, so I just wanted to thank you again for giving me a moment of your time.

I’ve checked out the many writing services here and if I’m being honest many are A LOT cheaper than what I’m charging.

With that said, if you’re looking for cheaper content, then perhaps my service isn’t for you.

If you are looking for high-quality, unique and engaging content that not only will the search engines love, but actual human eyeballs will as well, then perhaps this could be the start of a great partnership.

Here's what some of my clients here on Source Market had to say:

The standard for writing seems be at the 500 word mark.

I know, because I’ve been writing for private clients for nearly a decade and have gotten this request many times.

The one thing I have noticed over the years though, is a shift towards longer form content with actionable information.

Need more proof that longer content wins out in the search engines?

Need more proof?

I just did a search on the term “How To Make Money Online” and the word count for the article sitting in the #1 spot for the organic searches, came in a shade under 3,600 words.

Don’t just listen to what I have to say. Here’s an article that was written in 2015 by John E. Lincoln on the relationship between SEO, Rankings, Conversions, Social Media Shares AND Long Form Content.

Here’s some snippets from the article. See Below:

“The SEO And User Science Behind Long-Form Content by John E. Lincoln”

(Source: http://searchengineland.com/seo-user-science-behind-long-form-content-230721)

On Rankings…

“Back in 2012, serpIQ conducted a study involving more than 20,000 keywords. The results showed that the average content length of each of the top 10 results was more than 2,000 words. The average number of words for the content in the #1 spot was 2,416. For the #10 spot, the average number of words was 2,032.

That evidence is fairly conclusive. If you want your articles to rank well, consider using long-form content.”

On What Google Says…

“Pandu Nayak, technical staff member at Google and creator of the Panda algorithm update, posted the following:

Users often turn to Google to answer a quick question, but research suggests that up to 10% of users’ daily information needs involve learning about a broad topic. That’s why today we’re introducing new search results to help users find in-depth articles.

That’s a very suggestive hint that long-form content tends to rank well."

On Conversions…

“There’s a classic case study that demonstrates the effectiveness of long-form content in generating more conversions. Highrise Marketing wanted to increase signups with its website. The company contracted out the conversion process to a couple of professionals who engaged in some split testing. They found that the home page with long-form content saw an increase in conversion rate of more than 37 percent.

Similarly, Crazy Egg saw its conversion rate increase by more than 30 percent with the use of long-form content. In that case, the longer-form content was about 20 times the length of its shorter counterpart."

On Why Social Media LOVES It…

“One of the best ways to draw in a large audience and increase engagement, as well as conversions, is to create content that’s shareable on social media. Long-form content has historically outperformed its shorter content little brother in that metric, as well.

Neil Patel conducted an experiment with some of his own content on Quick Sprout, a blog that offers tips for digital marketers. Patel found that out of 327 blog posts he wrote, the posts under 1,500 words received an average of 174 tweets and 59 Facebook likes. The content that was over 1,500 words, on the other hand, received an average of 293 tweets and 75 likes.”

(Source: http://searchengineland.com/seo-user-science-behind-long-form-content-230721)

In a nutshell: Longer Content Wins. Period.

Need a sample? Glad you asked, here's a short snippet:

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P.S. You've read this far, seen ALL of the evidence pointing towards longer, quality content and KNOW what it can do for your sites, rankings and conversions.

P.P.S. I don't know how much longer I will hold the current rates until I have to raise them again (I've had to raise them once already so this isn't a fake scarcity trick). I've purposely lowered my rates just for SM, so the sooner you order, the sooner you can get the lower price.

P.P.P.S My schedule fills up QUICK. The sooner you hit that order button, the sooner I can schedule your job and the sooner you can have content your readers will love you for.

P.P.P.P.S You want your content done right THE FIRST TIME, right? In case you need more proof...