Hey there,

My name is Patrick Lambert and I'm a freelance content creator living in Montreal, Canada. I have over 15 years of experience in technology and I create content for many different industries. I make well over 2,000 pieces of content per year and I'm passionate about writing and design, whether that's creating news reports, blog posts, copywriting, ads, how-to articles, SEO, banners, logos, ebook covers, or even complete web sites using HTML, JavaScript and PHP.

In order to build up my Bitcoin reserves I've decided to offer my services for BTCs. You can see my latest rates in my signature, or simply contact me for any custom request.

My name is Patrick Lambert and I am a freelance content creator. With over 15 years experience in the technology and content creation industry, I routinely make over 2,000 pieces of content for businesses every year. I'm passionate about making content, whether that's news reports about the latest innovations, blog posts, copywriting, ads, how-to articles, SEO, press releases, logos, banners, ebook covers, or even complete web sites using HTML, JavaScript and PHP. I've also run online marketing campaigns for many companies.

Many studies show that customers want engaging content from the sites they go to. This includes businesses who try to grow their businesses online and reach more people through web sites and blogs, along with marketing campaigns and a social presence. The sad truth is that most fail because they do not produce regular content that is both engaging and relevant for users. As an executive, I'm sure you are aware of the realities of online marketing, but you may not have the time needed to dedicate for your online presence.

I recently started offering my services in exchange for Bitcoins, so I thought I would advertise them on here. This is my latest rate chart (PDF).

I'm a freelance worker (I do content creation, online marketing, graphics, etc for companies) and am thinking of accepting BTCs which is why I'm researching the subject, being new to this currency. What strikes me is that so many people seem to be focusing on investing or doing speculative trading, but there is very little actual real goods trades going on, where people use Bitcoins to buy and sell products or services. Any currency is valued based on offer and demand, but right now there is very little demand for BTCs, am I wrong? It seems to me that we should be focused on trying to get more companies to accept bitcoins in order to ensure the future growth of the currency.

Hey there,

New to Bitcoin and I've been wanting to start exploring. I saw Instawallet which seems like a pretty easy and safe way to do casual transactions with no fees. Anyone has experience with them?