No AI-sounding filler. No draft you have to rewrite on a Friday night. I check what's on page one, then write the version your readers wish they'd found first. A Kent tree surgeon, a therapy platform and two software brands already publish it under their own names.
5.0 from 366 Fiverr reviewsLive on 15 client websitesArticles from $80
These six complaints come up again and again with hired writers. Here's how I handle each one, with proof from real clients.
I don't use AI to write. Every draft comes from real research and real details, in the words your customers actually use. No stock phrases, no padding.
One client ran my article through Scribbr's AI detector and attached the result to their Fiverr review.
0% likely AI. Attached by b_dorinel to their Fiverr review →
Before I write, I study what's already on page one for your keyword and cover what those pages miss. Then I write it so the person searching actually finds their answer.
Caleb, a Chicago wedding photographer, sent me this about the articles I wrote for his site.
I read what already ranks, then write what those pages leave out. Real examples, real details and facts I've actually checked, be it a load calculation or a software feature.
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I write for the person actually searching: the homeowner eyeing a leaning oak, the couple comparing photographers, the team picking between two tools.
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You get one clean Google Doc with headings, a meta title and a meta description. Tweak it if you like. You won't need to rescue it.
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Three things get me started: your keyword, your site and who it's for. No brief yet? We'll build one together first, so nobody's guessing later.
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The goal? A draft your editor can publish, not rescue.
Every card is backed by articles live on a client's site. Tap one to see them. Don't see yours? Ask anyway.
Tree surgery, plastering, structural engineering, garden design and mini crane hire, including town-by-town service pages across Essex, London and Hertfordshire.
See examples →Therapy access, mental health and self-help. My biggest Fiverr gig, with 250 reviews on its own.
See examples →Tool roundups, comparisons and hands-on tests for FlipHTML5, Mango Animate and my own Medium page, plus phone how-tos for a parental monitoring app.
See examples →Wedding-day timelines, proposal spots, venue stories and "how to choose" guides for photographers in Chicago and Northampton.
See examples →Kayaking spots, New Year plans and Valentine's Day ideas for a jet ski company in Dubai.
See examples →Employee listening and remote-team advice for a team-building company.
See examples →A few of the articles you can read right now. Most are ghostwritten, so they run under the client's name.
Here's the start of one of my own articles, with a note on what each paragraph is doing. The same thinking goes into every piece, whatever the topic.
AI image editing is useful when you want to change an existing image without starting over. But making the requested change is only half the challenge. An AI image editor also needs to preserve everything you didn’t ask it to touch.
Opens on the reader's problem. The product isn't named until the next paragraph.
A new hairstyle can alter the face. A background change can affect lighting and composition. An added object can shift position between generations. So, for this AI image editing test, I wanted to find out how well Tsubaki.3 handles increasingly complex edits while preserving the original image.
Short, concrete examples before the method, so readers see the risk in their own work.
The real question was: can it make the requested change while leaving everything else alone?
Sets the bar for the whole test before the first screenshot.
Send the keyword, a link to your site and who the piece is for. No brief yet? We'll sort one out on a short call.
I read what already ranks, check the facts and note what those pages miss. If there's a product, I try it.
One clean Google Doc with headings, a meta title and a meta description, ready to paste into your CMS.
Tell me what to change and I'll change it. Revisions are included.
I'd rather be upfront about who gets the most out of working with me, and who doesn't.
Every article gets a fixed quote before I start, so there are no surprises on the invoice.
For a one-off blog post, guide or web page. The final price depends on length and how much research the topic needs.
Publishing every week? Send me the plan and I'll quote the whole batch in one go.
I'm a writer based in Lahore, Pakistan, and I've been writing for clients around the world since 2019.
Most of my work is ghostwritten. One week it's a warning-signs guide for a Kent tree surgeon; the next it's a therapy explainer for Portugal or a tool roundup for a software brand. Different topics, same process.
I also run paid ads and SEO for brands (that side lives at rehanjamshed.com), so I write with the click and the sale in mind, not just the ranking.
No. I don't use AI to write your content. Every draft is researched and written by me, word by word. Want proof? One client ran my article through Scribbr's AI detector and attached the result to their Fiverr review: 0% likely AI, 100% human-written.
My live work covers home services and trades, health and wellness, software, weddings, travel and business. Topic new to me? I'll do the homework first. That's the job.
Articles start at $80. You get a fixed quote before I start, based on length and how much research the topic needs. Publishing every week? Send the plan and I'll quote the whole batch.
The target keyword, a link to your site and who the piece is for. The quote form below asks for exactly that. No brief yet? We'll put one together on a call.
Yes. Most of my work runs under the client's brand or an in-house author, so ghostwriting is the norm, not the exception.
Because they're ghostwritten. Every link in the work section goes to a live page on the client's own site, so you can read the finished article exactly as it went out.
Fill this in and I'll come back with a fixed price. No call needed; let's get it written!
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