"Few remote freelancers fit so seamlessly with a business that it feels like they’re in the office with you—but that’s one of Sharon Wu’s best qualities. I hired Sharon to write highly specialized articles for my company, and she immediately made a direct impact both on our processes and on the quality of our content. She flawlessly adopted our voice and tone, while setting the tone for how hands-on testing shines through in our work. She has also shown herself to be remarkably efficient and has consistently outstripped deadlines. But even though she makes quick work of things, it has never taken away from the thoroughness, authenticity, or quality of her work. I can’t say enough about her talent, versatility, and communication, and I would highly recommend her to create content that will surpass your expectations."

"I'm incredibly lucky to have found Sharon. I've worked with well over 50 writers, and Sharon is up there with the best on all fronts. She's an incredible writer, perfectly executes the brief every time, surprisingly quick (without losing quality), and is always responsive. I will be using and recommending Sharon's services for a very long time."

"Sharon is simply amazing. We were looking for a writer to produce content for my digital marketing business. From writing beauty blogs to writing difficult treatment pages on new and cutting-edge medical treatments, Sharon delivers quality content, with an impressive turnaround time. She has a way of taking blog article topics we've written before, and instilling a new perspective on them that is fresh, authoritative, and compelling. Her passion for content is contagious. She receives edits with a positive attitude and goes above and beyond to turn in articles that are unique, informative, and well researched. However, it's important to point out that she rarely needs edits and her self-directed attitude is imperative to our growing business. I look forward to having Sharon on our team for a long time. It is very difficult to find writers that need little to no training on easy readability, active voice, and overall good research skills."