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POSITIVE CUSTOMER REVIEWS. RESULT OF GOOD SERVICE or RESULT OF GOOD RELATION?

 Are customers happy just because they asked for a write-up and you delivered? Perhaps in record time. Did you earn that positive review because your write-up was stellar and met the customer's expectation. In as much as it is good to be brilliant at what you do, it is important to offer good customer service and relations.

When I say customer service I'm not talking about just the usual courtesy and care you get from customer service agents in big business enterprises and corporate bodies. Write-ups and articles could be a totally different ball game. No matter how beautiful a write-up is, it could go through critics who could write it off, it can get into the hands of someone who does not share your belief or concern and be thrown out as hogwash.

In summary "a beautifully pieced writing with so much effort gone into it may not be appreciated", that I know is entirely possible. THERE IS NO UNIT OF QUALITY ASSURANCE.

So what makes you indispensable and laudable to customers

I'LL LIST TWO HERE

1. Brilliance and Creativity: Everyone experiences a "writer's block". By that, I mean having a topic to write on but totally have no ideas or thoughts flowing to create a write-up on it, a typical scenario is "I don't even know where to start with this topic". People totally appreciate it when like 'magic' a writer is able to conjure something brilliant and creative on something the customer previously had no idea about.

2. Sincerity and Integrity: Writing is hard work. I believe part of what earned me that good review I shared in the picture above was my sincerity with the customer on the topic being a new frontier to me and a huge volume to write offering to refund the money in case I don't meet up to expectations. But, alas, it still turned out awesome.

What such attitude sparks in you is selflessness and creativity; I'm not just looking out for money but for satisfaction. Because I have satisfaction at heart I strive to deliver an article that would win the heart of my customer.

Are you ready to get good customer commendations today?

PRIVATISATION OF THE NHS; PROS AND CONS (SAMPLE)

INTRODUCTION

The NHS, an acronym for the National Health Service is one of the publicly funded National health systems in the United Kingdom which serves England specifically. It is one of the largest healthcare systems in the world¹ and what follows are economic and social deliberations for and against its privatisation. It currently thrives on government funding and management.

ECONOMIC (for)

1.      Consistency in funding of health services as privatisation drives profit, making health service available if users can bear the costs.

2.      Less demands placed on public funds.

3.      Due to profit incentive that comes with privatisation, more efficient service would be provided and costs reduced.

4.      Reduction in government borrowing.

5.      Reduction in taxes.

ECONOMIC (against)

1.      Rise in cost of healthcare provision.

2.      Increased out of pocket payments.

3.      Although the private sector may be able to cut costs, there could still be a cost of reduced quality of service at the expense of spending less money.

SOCIAL(for)

1.      Consumers tend to get what they pay for: there is reduced waste due to indiscriminate use of health services by the public as they get more directly responsible for any health service they use.

2.      Responsibility in provision of service: In a private system there is more responsibility on the part of the service provider(privatised NHS in this case) because there are less people to cater for, perhaps due to rising costs and they also able to deliver as long as consumers are able to pay for what they want.

3.      Freedom of patients to make beneficial and preferred choices: a public NHS makes a ‘one size fits all’ kind of service delivery in order to achieve a more effective cost management and also manage with heavy population demographics. But privatisation gives consumers the freedom to get specific services tailored for them as long they are willing to bear costs.

SOCIAL(against)

1.      It increases inequality: everyone, regardless of their social class is entitled to good quality of health. Privatisation tends to polarise equal distribution of quality health care

2.      Market-driven healthcare: better healthcare service would tend to be targeted at good markets, better cities and people that can afford it.

3.      Erosion of NHS founding principles: the NHS system has served finance for healthcare in England for decades and has stood on foundational working principles which has aided service delivery thus far. The system has its flaws no doubt, but privatisation would result in an overhaul which would make the NHS system loose its some of its essence.

4.      Less transparency: A privatised system is only open to those at the top tiers of the system who are judge and jury as against what is found in a public operated system. The executives, legislature and judiciary can look into the system and serve as checks and balances.

5.      Prioritisation of profit: health care service delivery solely based on profit always raises ethical concerns. Prioritisation of profit in healthcare also removes the essence of humanitarian and selfless service in doctor-patient relationships.

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RESULT OF SEO SAMPLE

Below are the results of the SEO work on the first article put up here on best fiverr writer. the search engines tested here are bing and google.
On bing, the ranking was better across some search keywords as against google.

We see here on searching for 'half a glass full; pythagorean cup', the article ranks on bing's first page. As far as google's second page the article didn't rank. What is the probability someone would search for "half a glass full; pythagorean cup" anyway. But these results show that if you can correctly incorporate search words not in use by your competitors, you'll outrank them. Finding such keywords requires research anyway.

Searching for "wine etiquette of filling the glass halfway" places it 4th place on ranking.

Interestingly, wine etiquette, half glass full, blah blah isn't what the article is about. But the search engine crawlers don't read to understand; do they? So I'll use my keywords well instead.

The only ranking google result is when "bestfiverrwriter" is googled as shown above. This isn't a matter of the domain name. About a month ago when there was no content on this blog, there was no google rank result as far as the tenth page for that same word. This shows that content matters with google. No content, no search ranking.

So to rank better I know to look up the results ahead of me so I go back to my writing table and adjust my post so I rank better. That's some of what SEO is about.

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