DIY Electronics Copyrighter

$15-25 USD / hour

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about 9 years ago

$15-25 USD / hour

We're looking for some creative writers that have a broad knowledge of electronics; such as those sold by Sparkfun / Adafruit / Pololu (if you do not know these brands, you need not apply!) Paying a good wage for a good copywriter to develop product descriptions on a retail website. The language style is what I would describe as "casual-yet-engaging with technical undertones". The product description copy at Sparkfun is a great example of what I am looking for. I will be taking multiple applicants to begin with; please bid for this project even if it has been awarded to someone else. Only bid if you are -across- DIY electronics such as those sold by Sparkfun and Adafruit. You will need to write unique copy (FYI, the products we are working with are totally unrelated to Sparkfun / Adafruit, so you won't be able to use them as sources for "ideas" etc)

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Project ID: 7493843

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@amankaushal90

Hi ,I am an electronics engineer and an Embedded expert. I have done a lot of projects and I can guarantee you work on time with quality guaranteed. Please feel free to contact me regarding the project by sending me a private message here. Regards Aman Kaushal

$21 USD in 30 days

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@voyagerforth

Hi, Havent really bid on technical writing before but used to do if for a living many years ago, but at that time it was procedures for implantable pacemaker assembly and test. Being a Freelancer offering services related to electronics design, PCB layout, and Arduino I'm both a user and critic of the available documentation. It is so important to identify the taget audience, and this is not a judgement, but you can go for the data (reviews etc) supplied by Adafruit, Pololu and Sparkfun and compare them to the offerings of "instructables" to gauge the differences in approaches. A good review appears to be testing, experimentation and commentry by the author with pics etc. This (justifiably) gives the product credibility especially if accompanied with worked examples. I have to admit being impressed with the Sparkfun and Adafruit offerings and the quality and their offerings. Happy to chat and good luck with your search. James Harrison-Smith Infonics (Sydney)

$25 USD in 10 days

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@dmgandhi

Heyy, I would like to work on your project. I am an electronics engineer from mumbai university, India. I have knowledge about DIY kits as i have used them myself in college times. Would like to know more about the products before accepting, as i guess some basic knowledge regarding your products will be needed. Thanks for reading my proposal.

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@allenhm

I'm currently a former neuroscience graduate student or burgeoning entrepreneur--I prefer the latter. My leave of absence has begun and paychecks are a thing of the past, but development of my product continues. In fact, I'm working with both Arduino and the RPi to realize my idea, and I've got boxes of sensors, shields, components, and all the other good stuff from every company imaginable that I've built up during my tinkering for the past few years. I'd be excited at the opportunity to contribute any writing to the subject at large, especially given my singularly nerdy passion for it.

$22 USD in 10 days