Any freelance writers with viral content / linkbait experience?
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Looking for a great freelance writer to assist in creating linkbait and viral content pieces. Please contact me if you are, or know of, such a person.
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please pm me your fees
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I write linkbaits for my own websites . They often get picked up by big blogs and we get a lot of useful links out of them.
Recently the New York Times stumbled across my air conditioning blog and asked me to join their debate on air conditioning.
I'm used to making pretty boring topics fun.
Although EGOL might be right.... I'm usually busy and I'm not cheap.
Some Examples of posts that went viral:
http://www.rollaramp.co.uk/news/infuriating-wheelchair-ramps/
http://www.airconco.com/news/9-most-extreme-air-conditioning-repairmen-1243.html/
http://www.insuranceclaims.co.uk/news/freaky-car-crashes/
http://www.airconco.com/news/how-not-to-install-an-air-conditioning-unit-1190.html/
http://www.insuranceclaims.co.uk/news/7-strangest-places-that-people-work/
I also do infographics too if you are interested.
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Let me know if you find a good one and I'll end their freelance work.
Seriously... if they are any good they are not going to be freelancing for very long.
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