Professional Copywriting Services
Don’t you wish writing were easier?
Wouldn’t you like to just put your fingers on the keyboard and watch the words magically appear on the screen? Awesome words. Persuasive words. Just the right words to get the job done--sell your product or service, build your brand, solidify your soaring career.
Alas, that’s rarely what happens. Usually what happens is you stare at that blank, white page for a while, wishing someone else would do it for you.
Have I got a deal for you!
For the past five years I’ve worked with a variety of businesses, both large and small, all over the U.S. to help bridge the gap between the great idea and the great solution. Forget searching for just the right words to get the job done--that’s what I do, and that's how I can make your job a lot easier.
Here are just a few of my specialties:
• Website Content
• Brochures
• Newsletters
• Business & Sales Letters
• White Papers
• Catalog Descriptions
• Taglines & Naming Services
• Editing & Proofreading
Success starts with flawless, persuasive copy--and I’m the right writer for the job.
Member--American Marketing Association, Dayton OH Chapter
Dumb Mistakes or Self-Sabotage?
Anyone who’s created written material for business or academics knows how easy it is to get fumble-fingers and slip in a typo or two. “Teh” instead of “the” is so common it’s become an Internet meme. Homonyms are also fertile ground for mistakes: “your” instead of “you’re,” affect vs. effect, there/their/they’re.
Sometimes people just don’t know how to spell a word and are too lazy to look it up. Or they select the wrong word for the job, with a meaning that’s slightly off-base, inserted as a “show-off” word–if you use big words you’ll look smart, right?
Modern word processing applications with spell-checker have helped somewhat, but they still can’t get rid of those pesky homonyms.
Check out this poem, titled “Ode To a Spell Checker:” Read more »
Posted: July 14th, 2010 under Uncategorized - No Comments.
Summertime Entrepreneurial Blues
Summertime, and the livin’ is easy . . . except for home-office entrepreneurs! Working in a home office can be a challenge at the best of times. But when the kids are home from school for summer break, is it time to resign oneself to three months of mayhem? To work that just doesn’t happen?
My answer is, as usual, on the fence between yes and no. Read more »
Posted: June 6th, 2010 under Uncategorized - No Comments.