Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing....

Benjamin Franklin's words are as relevant today as when he wrote them during our country's infancy. He knew then what we know now: well-written words are a critical aspect of success. So, what if you are actively pursuing "something worth writing" at work and have little time for composing value-added content? Or, you might be trying, but missing the target. There are times when the way you write is as important as what you write. Readers form their opinions based on what they read and observe. Basic spelling or grammar mistakes can weaken your document. Consider some of the forms of copy and content you might want a professional writer to handle:

 
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I contacted Marisa when I changed companies and they asked for a bio.  I’m never at a loss for words, but this time I had no ideas. I turned to Marisa, who I knew would be up to the task.  The bio, newspaper announcement, and website bio were perfect. She captured who I am and my passion for what I do. I highly recommend using her and I will be using her in the future.

– Bobbi Strong, Real Estate Agent, Keller Williams

Marisa was able to help me craft a truly personal  introduction about my wife for Stephanie’s award ceremony. She was able to take a rough  draft and turn it something beautiful. Also, Marisa even  gave me talking points for the speech. This was helpful as I am not accustomed to talking in front of people. She was a great help.

Thomas Head, Supervisor of Grinding, Machining, and Polishing, Lincoln Foundry

 

 

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