40 Articles for Canadian Financial Website

We need an English-speaking writer to create absolutely unique articles dealing with subjects related to the consumer credit industry in Canada. Each set of articles will be published on the web. Here is a description of the project: 40 ARTICLES: This project consists of 40 articles on specific topics. Keywords may be required to be included in each article. Each article must contain a minimum of 500 words. Each article should contain 7-10 short paragraphs. Each paragraph should usually contain at least two sentences. Paragraphs should be enclosed in HTML paragraph tags: <p>This is an example of a paragraph enclosed in HTML paragraph tags. The tags are found at the beginning and the end of the paragraph.</p> Each article must contain two to four subheads within the article. The subheads should be formatted with the following HTML tags like this: <h3>Subhead</h3> No subhead should appear within the first 300 characters of the article. Subheads should generally be short (1-4 words). Here are some examples of articles that conform to these requirements: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] These articles must negotiate the fine balance between proven SEO practices and fine writing. Each writer must be able to speak with authority on the subject matter. Writers who know and use Canadian spellings on a regular basis are encouraged to bid on this project. Additional requirements: 1) Articles must be grammatically correct and use perfect English. No broken sentences, typographical errors or misspellings will be accepted. 2) Articles must be 100 percent unique. No plagiarism will be accepted, and all articles will be checked for uniqueness on Copyscape and Google. 3) Samples of previously written articles must be provided with your bid. Bids without samples will not be considered. 4) Articles must be submitted in .txt format. 5) Articles are being contracted "for hire" and will belong to the buyer. You do not retain rights to publish these articles elsewhere. By submitting a bid for this project, you agree to these terms. This is a project that will likely lead to additional assignments, particularly if your work is exceptional.