Proposal - Questions & Answers

Describe your recent experience with similar projects

I’ve written hundreds of blog posts in NICHE / similar to ones you want.

What past project or job have you had that is most like this one
and why?
I’ve worked with numerous clients that needed [reiterate what the client said they needed].

Why do you think you are a good fit for this particular project?
I’ve written hundreds of blog posts in NICHE / similar to ones you want.

What questions do you have about the project?

How many articles will you need per week/month?

OR

Will you need more articles after the initial 1/2/3/4?

What formats are you comfortable writing in?

Could you clarify what you mean by formats?

How do you incorporate feedback and edits into your work?

I change the relevant content based on your comments.

How do you know your writing has been successful?

When I get this kind of feedback from the client:

"Fatima is the dream writer to work with! Thank you so much!"

"Fatima is fantastic, and we recommend her highly. The work she produced for us exceeded our
expectations, and she is also a pleasure to communicate with."
"Fatima is a top-notch writer and blogger. I strongly recommend her if you're serious about
getting your ideas come across properly."

"She has a great attitude and she's very resourceful with plenty of ideas."

Question about certifications

N/A. But I’ve written extensively in this space and know my stuff.

Do you have any questions about the job description?

How many articles will you need per week/month?

OR

Will you need more articles after the initial 1/2/3/4?

Which of the required job skills do you feel you are strongest at?
Research. And writing in a way that holds the reader’s attention.

What are some important considerations when writing an SEO

article?
Besides "SEO best practices" like keyword usage and meta details, the most important
consideration I'd like to highlight is writing for the PEOPLE not just search engines -- writing in a
way that answers the questions in the readers' minds when they searched on Google/Bing etc.
And answering it in an entertaining way so the readers find the article interesting and actually
read it and don't hit the back button. This is the kind of content that Google invariably ranks
higher than other "optimized" yet useless/boring articles.