About

Are you struggling to manage your workflow but don’t have the resources to invest in a writing team? Do you need someone who can generate more press for your business by highlighting the main points of your content instead of boring the viewer into clicking back?

Then perhaps it’s time to enlist the help of a freelance writer, especially one who can handle multiple projects in one sitting, going above and beyond expectations to send you a properly-crafted copy. I will always run my work through Copyscape and Grammarly to make sure everything is in place.

Here’s a bit of background on me:

I’m Wenxi, a freelancer for hire, and I enjoy writing about new developments in digital technology.

I graduated with my Bachelor’s in Biochemistry, not exactly a total waste since I acquired some impressive research skills to convert long-winded documents into SEO-friendly blog posts that would improve a client’s site traffic and visibility. Generally speaking, people prefer their business terminology simplified in an easy-to-digest manner.

I understand the importance of providing new blog updates such as recaps of weekly events, especially if your email newsletter has plenty of subscribers. That’s why I’m here to help you get featured on the front page of Google — by incorporating elements of responsive web design.

In short, I will write and edit articles using the following guidelines to make them:

I’ve done my fair share of content marketing for a wide range of business clients, from IT service providers to sites that advertised software solutions. I deliver 100% original content, guaranteed to pass Copyscape.

How I Broke Into Business Writing

Although I started writing product reviews on content mills to get some practice, I’ve moved on to writing guest posts and feature articles for niche bloggers since they valued quality over quantity when picking out potential freelancers.

I have plenty of experience with:

• WordPress
• Digital Marketing
• UI/UX Design
• Mobile Apps
• Software Services

When I’m not running my personal blog, then I’m probably learning to code through online courses. I enjoy uncovering the details about programs and apps after they’ve been released on the market.