I’m building a library of health-and-wellness articles centred on practical nutrition guides and I need a skilled writer-editor to help me polish what I already have and create fresh pieces people will actually want to read. The job is strictly article-based—no blog chatter or technical white-papers—so the focus stays on clear, evidence-backed nutrition advice presented in an engaging style. Here’s the flow I envision: you’ll review my existing drafts, tighten structure, verify facts against reliable sources, and optimise clarity and tone so each guide feels authoritative yet approachable. In parallel, I’ll brief you on new topics and key takeaways; you’ll research, outline, and craft original articles that sit seamlessly beside the revised ones. Citations to peer-reviewed studies or reputable organisations are a must, but keep the writing reader-friendly. Deliverables • Edited versions of current nutrition guides, returned with tracked changes and a clean copy • Newly written nutrition articles (length and count to be agreed after we scope the backlog) • SEO-ready headlines, subheads, and meta descriptions for every piece I’d like to see samples of nutrition or broader health content you’ve written or edited so I can gauge voice and depth. If you’re comfortable juggling both editing and writing duties and can meet agreed deadlines, let’s talk details and get these guides publication-ready.