*** Quality English Writing - Articles, PR Work, Landing Pages, Sales Letters ***

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Hello Guys and Gals... I'm back to offer the high-quality writing that you've all come to expect from a class A writing source. I have been providing writing services to dozens of very satisfied clients here for a while now, and I surely appreciate the patronage.

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Now on to the business at hand...

Articles, PR Work, Landing Pages, Sales Letters and Any other Writing Assignments can be handled in a timely and professional manner.​

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Rates are as follows:

Articles: $.02 per word - 10 Article Special: $65.00 (400 words ea.)

Press Releases: $25 ea. - 10 PR Special: $185.00
General PR Submission Available: $3.50 ea.

Sales Letters: $25 - $50 ea. (400-600 words ea.)

Landing Pages: $25 - $70 ea. (400-1000 words ea.)

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PM For Details or For Additional Rates​

All Payments are Via Paypal Only

SAMPLES AVAILABLE @ WWW.MEDIARYT.INFO​
 


:banana_sml:NOW TAKING BULK ORDERS FOR THE WEEKEND :banana_sml:

ASK ABOUT SPECIAL DISCOUNTS - THIS WEEK ONLY​
 
abroms said:
I'll take a review if nobody else wants it.
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Sorry, no reviews are offered on this deal. I've been around for a little while, and have plenty of positive Itrader reviews attesting to my work. PM, and I'll be more than happy to quote a nice deal on packages.
 
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Re: poker articles
Hey.

The article was pretty good, thanks!

Regards,
C:
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Thank You... Open For Weekend Articles Now --
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I ordered 3 articles from MarcWane. Service was professional and the written quality of the articles was very good. There was a slight delay in completing the order because one of my article topics (a complex finance niche) could not be completed, so I replaced it with something else on request. But I was happy with the final results for all articles. Would def. recommend and use again!
 
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dami99 said:
I ordered 3 articles from MarcWane. Service was professional and the written quality of the articles was very good. There was a slight delay in completing the order because one of my article topics (a complex finance niche) could not be completed, so I replaced it with something else on request. But I was happy with the final results for all articles. Would def. recommend and use again!
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Thank you for the honest review...

BTW - True to their word, this client has already returned for more work.
 
Hi, would you be able to post your email? The forum is not allowing me to PM, and I would like to talk to you about your services, this is something I would purchase either today or tomorrow.

Thank you.

Mark
 
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Thanks for all of the great responses!

After a couple of very busy weeks, I am available for more work at the new rates posted above. Feel free to contact me via PM or Email.

Thanks Again,

Marc
 
Good Morning All...

...To Get Things Going, I'm Offering 20% OFF of 5 or More Articles or PRs...

Offer Good This Week Only!
 
SAMPLE

I've received a few request for samples, so here's a piece I recently wrote:

The Life and Times of Gangster Rap​

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From it’s grassroots start as a simple form of getting dancers more excited and involved with the music, hip-hop and rap have grown to become integral parts of the worldwide entertainment industry and have (for the most part) gained acceptance as an art form. From the humble beginnings of disc jockeys (DJs) like Kool Herc and Africa Bambataa, who used ethnic inspired beats and breaks according to S. Craig Watkins, author of Representing: Hip Hop Culture and the Production of Black Cinema, to the renowned Sugarhill Gang, who where the first hip-hop artists to rank in the music industry’s top forty for a recorded single; hip-hop has managed to gain mainstream acceptance and a fan base that rivals rock and roll. There have, however, been major missteps along the way of this growth. The subgenre known as gangster rap was born as an evil sibling of the friendlier dance and party styles of rap.

With it’s penchant for violence, rage and utter contempt for most things wholesome; gangster rap caught on with a young audience that had been born in the early stages of America’s crack cocaine epidemic, and had become desensitized to the growing wave of violence that was spreading across the country as (like no other time in history) teenagers were being recruited to sell drugs, and were even given guns to protect their sales territory (their block). These gun-toting teens developed a sense of bravado and power that were backed by the strength of their weapons, their higher-ups, and all of the large paydays. To these children, the establishment was a maniacal villain (mostly represented in the form of a police officer) and they were the innocent victims who were “just trying to make a living.” This newborn gangster rap expressed all of their sentiments about government, the police, their block, women and making money. Gangster rap embraced these kids and provided them with justification for the way they thought and for the way that they carried themselves. Suddenly it was alright (and even justified) to take shots at...
 
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