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All fees listed below are subject to our upcoming discussion about your project, factoring in considerations such as the per-piece length, overall scope, and difficulty of research and the anticipated time frame. If you prefer a per-project quote, I am happy to discuss that option as well.
For larger orders—in terms of time and/or scope—I am open to discussing a flat fee that factors in overall time needed for research and writing, possible time lost working with other clients, the need to hire an editor/proofreader for quality assurance, and any necessary revisions/edits
My preferred method of fee payment is via PayPal.
Freelance Writing Rates
- Advertising/Copywriting: .75-$1/word (or on a per-piece basis)
- Blog Posts/Articles: .25-$1/word or $250 per 1,000 word blog post, for example, for minimal research and $300 or higher for more in-depth research
- Brochures: .25-$1/word (or on a per-piece basis)
- Copyediting: $20/hour
- eBooks: .20/word or $1,000 per 5,000 word eBook
- Fact Checking: $25-50/hour
- Ghostwriting: .25-$1/word
- Line Editing: $25/hour
- Manuals for Workplace Health and Safety, Instruction, Employee Guidelines and Internet Policy: TBD based on scope, anticipated time, and research
- Newsletter Articles: .20/word with light-to-no research/interviews and .50/word with more intensive research and interviews
- Newsletter Production (Content, Design and Images): TBD
- Images: TBD
- Press Releases: .75-$1/word (or on a per-piece basis)
- Proofreading: $3/page
- Scripts: TBD
- Social Media Posts: .75-$1/word
- Tech Editing: $20/hour
- Technical Writing: .50-$1/word (or on a per-piece basis)
- Web Content : .50-$1/word (or on a per-piece basis)
- White Papers: .75/word for 999 words and fewer and light research and .75-$1.50/word for 1,000 words and up with more intensive research
Also, revisions are a natural part of the relationship between a writer and client. I will happily perform two rounds of revisions. If you are still not satisfied at that point, we may need to discuss possible underlying issues.