What to expect from four-star writer
There isn’t anything a four-star writer can’t handle!
- Very tight, clean writing with no awkward phrasing and good flow
- Content has personality that matches intended audience
- Less than one minor grammar errors per 100 words and no spelling errors
- All instructions are met
What to expect from three-star writers:
Suitable for blog posts, longer product/category/brand descriptions, city pages and other content created mainly for SEO
- Voice and tone matched to audience
- Good structure, flow and organization
- Content has a point – and makes it
- Frequent minor grammar errors (misplaced modifiers, parallel structure, etc.)
- Spelling errors such as compliment vs complement
- Some fluff and awkward phrasing
What to expect from two-star writers:
Suitable for metadata, blurbs, social posts and short product descriptions
- Choppy sentence structure, repetition and fluff and awkward phrasing
- May or may not follow instructions
- Writing has an intended topic, but worker may veer off it
- Frequent minor/moderate grammar/spelling errors
What to expect from one-star writers:
Suitable for research, categorization and data tasks
- Frequent, significant grammar and spelling errors
- Writing lacks flow, logic, and structure
- Awkward phrasing that may sound ESL
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