Buying Article Rewriter Needed

I need an article re-writer who can rewrite articles about lifestyle, health, parenting, career, etc.

The pay is $3 per re-write via Paypal. The average rewritten article is between 200-400 words. I find that a flat fee keeps the re-writer from "stuffing" the article. The turnaround time should be within 48 hours (2 days). Your writing style is conversational and not "stiff."

Please provide a rewritten sample, a before text and after text for consideration.

Thanks for reading!

 

Will give you all the rewrites you want, quality content at $1/100 words.

 

Thank you for all the replies. There are some talented writers in this forum. I have been getting requests for text samples to rewrite and I will provide that below. Also, this will give you an idea of the type of text that you will be rewriting. The below text is from a health-related press release (and there will be a lot of similar pieces, so you must be able to wrap your head around health concepts). Most of the health concepts are simple with no large medical terms.

Ideally, I would like to hire 2 people. The most reliable and efficient writer will get the most work. I am a stickler for deadlines. The show must go on! LOL.

Here's a sample text if you don't have writing samples and just to give you an idea of the type of materials you will be dealing with:

Cervical cancer rates in the United States are higher than previously believed, particularly among 65- to 69-year-old women and African-American women, according to a study led by a researcher at the University of Maryland School of Medicine published in the journal Cancer. Current U.S. cervical cancer screening guidelines do not recommend routine Pap smears for women over 65 if their prior test results have been normal.

 

Here's a rewrite -

A study published in the journal Cancer and carried out by a researcher at the University of Maryland School of Medicine has revealed that incidences of cervical cancer in the United States are higher than previously thought. Higher numbers are particularly prevalent among women in the 65 - 69 years age group and African-American women. According to the present cancer screening guidelines in the country, women aged 65 years and above are not required to undergo regular pap smears if the earlier test results have put them in the clear.

 

I paste here the re-written version:

Nullifying earlier held notions, there are far more cases of cervical cancer in the US than previously estimated. New studies have found that it is women in the age group 64-69 and those of African-American decent who are particularly vulnerable to cancer of the cervix. This has been revealed in a study conducted by a scientist at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, and published in the ‘Cancer’ journal. Cervical cancer screening guidelines now prevalent in the country spares women above 65 from routine Pap smears if they have been cleared in previous tests.

 

If the aim of content is to encourage African-Americans women to proactive health:

You're at a higher risk of cervical cancer than previously considered, if you are an African-American woman over the age of 65. Cancer, a journal published by the University of Maryland School of Medicine reveals increased risk for African-American women aged 65 to 69. But because the present US recommendations do not include papsmears for women over the age of 65, it might go undetected.

 

Thank you all for your interest. The position has been filled.