Writers Guide Final Version

1 Rich Text Format fileTimes New Roman 12 pt Double line spacedThe more than one writer s account.*Disclose, copy or reproduce any processes, designs, operating procedures, business methods and innovations utilized by the com-pany during the term of this agreement, or at any time thereafter.*Take an order unless you are certain that you can meet the requirements within the specified timescale.*Give your personal contact details to a customer.*Ever send any rude, aggressive or unprofes-sional emails to the orders late.* ormat (Unless stated otherwise). and understand all the terms and that all information provided during the registration process is true and into the system at least once every twenty four (24) hours to check for customer messages and that you are available by phone (landline or cellular/mobile) or Internet (Messaging system or Emails) at all times while you are working on an that all work you submit is plagiarism-free, original and is not owned by any third party, fully or partially.

2 *Communicate with the support department immediately if you are unable to complete an order or you expect to submit an order late.*Ensure that all contact between yourself and the customer takes place through the writer 's Job Shop email system.*Refer any disputes you experience with the customer to the Support Department to accomodate all customer requirements and requests where customer services if you feel that any changes requested by the customer represent a significant deviation from the original top quality work at all the grammar, spelling and format of your work before submitting customers with any revisions they request until they are satisfied with your that you are responsible for the payment of taxes or insurance contributions in your country of the writer s Guide carefully and check document requirements before submitting an us with feedback and suggestions for how we can improve or system or writer s guides.

3 *Failure to complete orders or meet deadlines, unsatisfactory work, unacceptable conduct, failure to meet customer requirements or copying and plagiarism will result in revocation of membership and termination of the writer 's sGuideAdmission Essays, Personal Statements, Letter of Intent and Scholarship EssaysThe required content of these orders will vary according to the instructions provided by the school, college or university. You should read all instructions carefully in order to ensure that the objectives are met. Where necessary, please do some research into the school itself in order to ensure that the style and content of your writing is suitable for that establishment. If the customer has requested the development of a theme please agree the specifics of this with the customer before starting to write. Style Try and catch the reader s attention without using clich s or inappropriate jokes. Start the essay with a hook that will keep catch the reader s attention and make the composition stand out.

4 For example, if the customer asks you to write a paper on Good Communication , you could introduce the topic with a statement such as, When it comes to strong communica-tion I have a secret skill. I have a special ability that not many people have, is rarely recognized but is always This is much more effective than Good team communication is important for many and will make the reader want to read on. Ensure that the essay is organized, concise and to the point. Unless instructed otherwise, the essay should be written in first person and the writing should appear personal, honest and natural. Structure The essay should start with an introduc-tion that sets the tone of the paper and introduces the theme, if required. The second section of the essay should provide supporting evidence for the state-ments made in the introduction. The third section of the essay should build on the information contained in the second section and should provide further detail.

5 The essay should end with a conclusion that summarizes some of the main ideas and asserts why the customer would be a good candidate for this particular school. Content Assure the audience that the customer looks forward to the challenges of the program and the learning experience, not just the end benefits. Consider events or ideas in the customer s life that may have impacted their outlook and create an interesting anecdote that justifies why the customer wants a place on the course that they have applied to. Try to be creative with the content and tell the admissions/grant boards some-thing different about the candidate than that which they will already be able to see on lists of extra curricular activities. Consider what the majority of students would reply to a given question and try to deviate from this. For example, when asked to write about someone who has had a major impact on their lives the majority of candidates will write about their mother, father or a teacher they had in school.

6 It is therefore advisable to write about someone outside of these obvious social groups. Article WritingResearch: Consider the topic of the article and the intended audience. Consider how much knowledge the intended audience may have and aim to write the article with this in mind. Research the topic you wlll be writing about. Find similar articles on the topic and note the main points. Do not plagiarize or copy any text from other : Convey the main idea of the article within the opening sentence, summarize the article within the first paragraph, elaborate on the summary in the body of the article and restate the sum-mary in the Final paragraph. Present one idea per paragraph. Use bulleted lists and paragraph headings where appropriate. Keep articles between 5 and 6 paragraphs in length. Language: Use a conversational tone and straightforward, plain English. Explain any complicated technical language.

7 Do not write in third person. Support all claims and assertions with facts and figures. Try to avoid passive voice and abstract language Business blogsStyleBlogs are intended to be used as an opportunity to share useful information, so whilst the blog should promote the customer s service or product, it should not be written in the same style as promotional marketing material, no big sell. If the customer is selling widgets, for example, the blog should focus upon some of the recent developments in the field of widgets and some of the potential uses of widgets. The customer s company should be promoted in the blog but this should primarily take on the form of sponsorship rather than being through traditional selling phrases such as we re the number one widget manufacturer! . We recommend that the blog produced is 90% information share and 10% customer to Consider Write original copy that contains unique and interesting content; do not simply refer to an industry news article or a post on someone else s blog.

8 Keep the blog copy related to the customer s business and industry. Ensure that the topic you use is relevant and interesting. Include a contact link or contact informa-tion for the customer s Product Descriptions1) Ensure the basics are in start with an overview of the item with specific details of the following: The condition the product is in. Details of the company/artist/designer/author who made it. Information about the material it is made from. Details of the date it was manufactured. The country and location it is in. Details of any notable ) Consider adding a creative touch. What do you/would a potential customer like about the item? Who do you think it would appeal to and why? Is there an interesting story you could tell about the item? In the case of personal items, why is the seller choosing to sell the product? Article WritingResearch: Consider the topic of the article and the intended audience.

9 Consider how much knowledge the intended audience may have and aim to write the article with this in mind. Research the topic you wlll be writing about. Find similar articles on the topic and note the main points. Do not plagiarize or copy any text from other : Convey the main idea of the article within the opening sentence, summarize the article within the first paragraph, elaborate on the summary in the body of the article and restate the sum-mary in the Final paragraph. Present one idea per paragraph. Use bulleted lists and paragraph headings where appropriate. Keep articles between 5 and 6 paragraphs in length. Language: Use a conversational tone and straightforward, plain English. Explain any complicated technical language. Do not write in third person. Support all claims and assertions with facts and figures. Try to avoid passive voice and abstract language Business blogsStyleBlogs are intended to be used as an opportunity to share useful information, so whilst the blog should promote the customer s service or product, it should not be written in the same style as promotional marketing material, no big sell.

10 If the customer is selling widgets, for example, the blog should focus upon some of the recent developments in the field of widgets and some of the potential uses of widgets. 3) Ensure that relevant keywords are included:Include relevant keywords and power words that will motivate the potential buyer to make a bid and buy the product. Stress any product benefits and use active and enthusiastic language. Examples: Timesaving, ease-of-use, money saving, etc. Where available, the description should refer to the listing s photographs. Stress any product benefits and use active and enthusiastic ) Ensure that the Product Description is tailored for the Internet: Make the item description as complete as possible. Make each sentence short - web page readers like to scan text. Where possible, ensure that the description refers to the listing s photos. Stress any product benefits and use active and enthusiastic should be edited in Microsoft Word.