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Afraid of your soft cap not being reached? Many bounty campaigns do not promote to English speaking audiences because their content campaign articles are not written by native English speakers. I write reviews and featured reviews for various ICOs on my website - ICOVeteran.com which is read by mom & pop investors. I'm a professional copywriter and publisher. English is my native language. Go to my website and read some of the reviews to see the quality for yourself. People like my reviews since they're impartial, listing both the positives and negatives of each project. However there is an overall positive tone to my reviews because if I don't believe in a project I won't promote it or list it on my site.

All the content I publish is syndicated on my Medium and SteamIt accounts with 1000 combined real followers. My website receives 200 hits daily on average.

If you're a team interested in gaining some exposure to my readerbase and you'd like me to write a Featured Review for you (these will appear at the top part of the website with all advertising removed), then I will do so for my current rate which is 2 ETH. I may optionally choose to accept staking in your project token if I believe there's a good chance it won't crash in price. Due to the risk I take on for doing this, I'll accept the equivalent of 10 ETH in token ICO value at the initial bonus level. So you have two options for payment.

Feel free to PM me here or message me on telegram if interested (@jlaren1). Please note I will only write about projects that look legitimate and preferably have a verified team member on ICOBench. I will not promote a project if I believe it's a scam, no matter how much ETH is offered. It's best you allow me to examine the project first. I require half payment up front, and the other half after publication.

many people that are not native englisch speakers speak englisch today very well.

So they think, however native speakers notice little nuances that aren't evident with non-native speakers. This is different of course for naturalized persons that live in an English speaking country, they of course can adopt a native-like fluency sometimes even better than mine. However in regards to article bounty campaigns on BitCoinTalk, I can count on one hand the number of fluent English articles I've read. You cannot study or learn this. For instance I've migrated to the Philippines and am often accused of my English being "slang". In reality it's not slang at all, but rather the English here is slang. These are just natural cultural norms that require immersion with native speakers to adopt. It's the same with any country; I couldn't become fluent in Indian without living in India.

Definitely my friend your English is good, and better than most, but for instance you'd say "im not a native english speaker". As I say, very subtle naunces that are apparent influence people reading whitepapers. American investors are usually more comfortable with an article they feel was also written by an American (I'm not an american btw).

I take it the OP is a native speaker of American English, correct?