I’m preparing a piece that makes the environmental, economic, and everyday advantages of composting clear and motivating for a broad, non-specialist audience. The finished work should read smoothly for someone who has never composted before yet still feel credible to readers who already recycle or garden.
Here’s what I need from you: • A well-researched, 1,500–2,000-word article (Google Doc or Word) that explains the key benefits of composting, backed by up-to-date data and reputable sources. • Engaging structure: attention-grabbing headline, logical sub-headings, and a concise summary or call to action at the end. • Friendly, accessible tone—minimal jargon, quick definitions when technical terms can’t be avoided. • Proper inline citations or footnotes plus a reference list so facts can be verified easily. • One round of refinements after my initial review.
You’re free to weave in real-world examples, quick statistics, or short case studies to keep readers hooked. Feel free to suggest complementary visuals or infographics; I may commission those separately.
Please deliver the first draft within three weeks so there’s time for feedback and final polishing before the one-month mark. When you reply, include a link to any sustainability or environmental writing you’ve done so I can gauge fit and voice. I’m looking forward to collaborating with you on content that gets more people excited to turn their food scraps into something great for the planet.
VA for text editing, events and GHL support Category: Academic Research, Canva, Content Creation, Customer Service, Editing, Social Media Management, Technical Support, Time Management, Video Editing, Virtual Assistant Budget: $250 - $750 USD
