Trisha Bartle - Freelance Writer

Search engines account for over 80% of the traffic I get at Makeup Files. For my clients, I provide the same quality writing and keyword optimization for their web content articles.

Great content articles should:

• Provide quality, well-written information to keep people at the site.
• Use camouflaged search engine optimization that holds the website high in search engines.
• Get the word out about your brand and message.

While there are writers out there willing to sell their services for peanuts, you get what you pay for. You’d end up with articles full of spelling and grammar mistakes that just don’t seem to make sense. It ends up being a waste of your precious time and money.

With over two years of experience with professionally ghost-written web content articles, I’ve gained a wealth of knowledge.

I will give you well-written content that you can be proud to display on your main page. The value you get from well-written content can pay off exponentially in the long run. A one-time investment in web content can bring traffic for the lifetime of the website.

“She provides consistent quality, independent work that is delivered impeccable and is always on time. She is the type of writer that gets the job done, well above the standard and does so time and time again.”

- Sandy Baker, Freelance Author (Full Quote)

Web Content Rates

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Want to learn about achieving your goals and finally being the person you always wanted to be? Good! Now you can get tips and tricks about motivation, goals and inspiration from my new blog, Motivation Files.

You’ll see articles such as:

• 7 Things to Do Today to Reach Your Goal
• Visualize Your Goals
• Push Yourself for One Week

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Promotional material consists of well written copy and beautiful graphics. Together, this forms a flyer, leaflet or insert that will bring new customers and clients into a business.

Here are some examples of promotional material I have created for clients.

• Capture the Moment Photography Pricelist Handout, writing and design, February, 2009
• Capture the Moment Photography Bag Insert, writing and design, January, 2009

Times are tough. News of the American recession seems to get worse every day. It’s hit everyone in the United States. Not just those who work in factories, but company owners, independent contractors, and even stay-at-home moms. Not only that, other countries are getting hit by these poor economic times. It’s affecting the entire world.

Although it all seems hard to handle, we still have to move on and keep working. Industries will always need marketing material, novels, scripts, and someone who can write them.

You have a choice. You can keep hiring full time writers to work within your in house staff, or you can use the help of a freelance writer.

Freelancer Versus Full Time Employee

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Dustin over at The Writer’s Technology Companion decided to interview people about their experiences with National Novel Writing Month.  I happened to be one of those people.

Check out my interview to learn how I handle a month full of writing.  Here’s an excerpt:

What sort of planning, if any, are you doing this year before you start writing?

I’m doing more planning this year than in any other.  I’m working on the plot and characters and I’ll have that all printed out and placed in a binder once November first rolls around.  I’m hoping that this will help keep my story on track so I have something salable at the end of the month.  I may even have an outline.  Then, all I’ll have to do is write.

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