Content Writing for a finnish language blog

Hi!! We are a team of native translators and multilingual copywriters. With the best-proven records on freelancer.com, I can definitely assure you that I will provide you with grammatical-error-free, interesting-to-read, informative, keyword-rich, Google-friendly and 100% original Finnish blog content for you. Our Finnish copywriter is highly-experienced and professional, writing articles and content for various companies for more than five years. Please provide me with exact details and I will get back to you with customized quote and timeline to complete the project successfully. Samples will be submitted upon request. Looking forward to hear from you. Warm Regards, Mahahind Charan.

Hi, I've read the project details and can write you an informative and interesting article in good time. I have experience in writing articles and would be the perfect candidate for this task. Feel free to contact me anytime for further discussions. I'm looking forward to hearing from and working with you

Hi Dear, I have read your project & very interested to working with you. I have 4+ years of professional Articles, Content Writing, Copywriting, Finnish experience. You can hire me undoubtedly. I can give you the best & quality work at low budget. Waiting for your response… Thanks.

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If you hire me you get: -Native Scandinavian languages (Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Norweigian) skills -Fluent English skills -BA degree of political science holder -University level Journalism skills -Experienced blogger -Self employed consultant in Malta -Academic HR skills

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