In response to frequent misappropriation of content by others, copywriting firm Content Done Better provides buyers with 300% money back originality guarantee to clients.
December 4, 2006 (Press Release) --
Olathe, KS (December 4, 2006)--With DMCA complaints and controversies escalating in numbers and intensity, one freelance copywriter specializing in online material is taking a unique stand against plagiarism and copyright infringement. Carson Brackney of the Content Done Better copywriting firm is offering his clients a unique originality guarantee.
Content Done Better is offering a three hundred percent money back originality guarantee to its growing roster of clients. “I decided to put my money where my mouth is,” Brackney stated. “Webmasters and marketers purchasing ghostwritten materials deserve absolute assurance that they are receiving wholly unique and original content.”
Copyright violations are growing increasingly common within online markets, according to Brackney, and misappropriation and improper use of content can cause significant losses for users who may find themselves threatened with DMCA takedown notices and litigation. Too often, he believes, content buyers unwittingly pay for stolen materials from unscrupulous providers.
“I wanted to give Content Done Better clients the strongest possible assurance that everything they order will be custom-written to their specifications, and the three hundred percent policy demonstrates an absolute commitment to that necessity.”
The Content Done Better policy has received attention from others in the industry with concerns about wanton copyright infringement and plagiarism. Jonathan Bailey, who operates the popular plagiarism watchdog site, Plagiarism Today, noted that the policy “appears to be a cheap, effective and non-judicial, means of rescuing the content industry from the parasites that infest i
Content Done Better is offering a three hundred percent money back originality guarantee to its growing roster of clients. “I decided to put my money where my mouth is,” Brackney stated. “Webmasters and marketers purchasing ghostwritten materials deserve absolute assurance that they are receiving wholly unique and original content.”
Copyright violations are growing increasingly common within online markets, according to Brackney, and misappropriation and improper use of content can cause significant losses for users who may find themselves threatened with DMCA takedown notices and litigation. Too often, he believes, content buyers unwittingly pay for stolen materials from unscrupulous providers.
“I wanted to give Content Done Better clients the strongest possible assurance that everything they order will be custom-written to their specifications, and the three hundred percent policy demonstrates an absolute commitment to that necessity.”
The Content Done Better policy has received attention from others in the industry with concerns about wanton copyright infringement and plagiarism. Jonathan Bailey, who operates the popular plagiarism watchdog site, Plagiarism Today, noted that the policy “appears to be a cheap, effective and non-judicial, means of rescuing the content industry from the parasites that infest i
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