Frequently Asked Questions
All the questions left over.
Q: Can you tell me a bit more about yourselves? I like to know who I'm hiring.
A: Sure thing! Creative Freelance Writers is made up of Guy and Jen.
Guy's an actor and writer. His acting responsibilities work well with his writing career and gives him something to do if he wishes to write on set. (You can eat only so many bear claws between shoots!) He's quite the Cajun cook, is a fan of video games (having worked in the industry for nearly a decade), and does a fantastic job as different costumed characters at marketing events. When he's resting he likes to work in the garden and play with his two Cairn Terriers.
In this corner, at 6' 1" we have Jen. Jen's a writer and graphic artist. She likes martial arts (specifically Krav Maga), drawing, participating in Photoshop contests, playing with her puppies, and tinkering with electronics. Jen contracts out to people needing graphic design help and website creation when she's not writing.
We got into the business because we both love to write but we also wanted something we could still conceivable do well into our Twilight Years. Jen enjoys martial arts but doesn't think she'll be teaching it in her 80's. Guy could still act well into his 80's but writing is just so enjoyable (and more dependable) so why not do it as a career?
Q: So is this your full time job?
A: It's part of our full time job. Our full time jobs are offering marketing/promotion services for clients. Writing is just one part of our service.
For example, Jen's quite the Photoshop master so she'll make a nice cover page and then move on to a press release for the very same client. Guy will add a video clip to a horror film's website and then post a blog entry about the movie's release on Myspace.
We could do nothing but writing but we like to do other stuff as well.
Q: Creative Freelance Writers can still write about technical and business matters right?
A: Sure! We find creative ways to do the job well, so we call ourselves "Creative Freelance Writers".
For example, if someone wants their webpage about cats to rank higher, they'll use the word "cat" numerous times. We'll use cat, kitten, feline, or even kitty (but never kat) because we know people will search for those terms. That's just one quick example but it should give you an idea of our mindset.
Q: If I get two for the price of one, can I get one for half price?
A: That's a very nice try (we don't blame you for the effort) but working together is how we do our writing so well. One person will do most of the writing but it's the second person that adds the finishing touches and really makes it stand out. Think of the "writing frosting" as a nice bonus!
Q: How do I go about hiring you?
A: Call: 702.664.0565, email: or fill out the quote form.
Tell us what you need written (giving the word count is great) and the budget you have for the project. We'll get back to you within 24 hours (usually way sooner). If we're a good fit for each other, we'll ask for 25% upfront (most companies ask for 50%) and start the process.
Q: What's the process?
A: The process refers to writing your piece of copy. It starts with a few questions to make sure we understand what you want. Then a draft is completed and we'll send it to you for feedback. Based on your feedback, we'll make corrections and send it back. If more work needs to be done, we'll do revisions and give you something you like.
Nice and simple! Write it out, make changes (if needed), and give you the finished product.
Q: What if I don't like the writing? Can I get my money back?
A: That's a good question, because nobody's ever asked us for money back. Chances are if you're asking for a quote, you must like our writing and that eliminates most of the people who would have issues with our writing style.
If someone doesn't like the draft we make changes. If they still don't like the changes we make another change.
We've never had someone ask for money back because we make an honest effort to make sure our customers are happy and aren't approaching our writer's castle with pitchforks.
So no refunds, but we aren't planning to fail. Any other questions?
Q: What do you call those metal holes that shoelaces go though?
A: Eyelets.
Q: Aren't those the cats that look like leopard or jaguar?
A: No those are ocelots. Any other questions about writing?
Q: Sure! Is there any sort of writing you won't do?
A: We won't write anything that could be used to harm. So fictional tell all books about your ex, content for hate groups, or the Idiots Guide to Bomb Making, is a no go with us.
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