Content Writing

At DPS, we do an awful lot of content writing. Besides the everyday proposals and consultant work-ups, we are constantly writing content for websites we develop. our writers are freelance, and they write articles for clients and publish them in Ezines, provide quick Press Releases, and contract to feed blog material to client's blogs. All of which is keyword rich and informative - zooming in on the subject to attract search engines and keep the readers interested and informed.

Need something for your web business? Here is a short list of what we are good at:

What can a content writer do for you?
Well, first of all, let's talk about quality, targeted writing from someone else's perspective. Second - do you have time to sit in front of a computer and write 4 or 5 articles of 500 words each, then change each article a little in each paragraph to make it different enough to get it accepted in 40 or 50 ezines? How about the time to publish them to 40 or 50 ezines?

How do I know they are original?
That's easy. There is a website, copyscape.com, that will scrub the web and tell you if anyone else has published an article similar to the one written for you. It won't take many of those checks to have complete confidence in our abilities.

How do your writers know anything about my product or service?
There are several ways our writers get up to speed quickly. First, many of our clients provide us with raw material. When that is not available, our writers browse the internet, learning about your specialty so that they write interesting and on-target content.

What is the turnaround time if I want something written?
Usually we deliver in 3 working days, however, when there is a deadline to meet, we can usually work with you.

Do you have samples of your work?
Sure we do, but we don't list them here. Anyone interested in our services can obtain a list of samples first. Of course, the best sample is this website!

What are your prices?
It always depends on what you want written, but some of our standard services are listed here.

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