I’m putting together a series of educational articles that walk absolute beginners through the fundamentals of blockchain: how it works, why it matters, and the real-world problems it solves. Each piece needs to be original, conversational, and optimized for search without feeling forced. I’m aiming for 800–1,200 words per post, the sweet spot where depth meets readability. Here’s what I consider a complete delivery: • A polished article on a blockchain concept or use-case, written in plain English for newcomers. • SEO elements built in naturally—primary keyword in the title, sub-headings, meta description, and a short list of secondary keywords. • Zero plagiarism (I’ll run Copyscape). • A brief, one-sentence summary I can drop into social promos. If you’ve already written for tech audiences—or better yet, for blockchain novices—let me know. Links to two or three published samples will help me gauge tone and structure quickly. I’m happy to start with a single post; if we like the collaboration, I’d love to turn this into a steady flow of beginner-friendly blockchain content.