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Why Hire We Write It Right?

Marisa Moks-Unger, Lead Writer and Owner, We Write It Right

Words are the foundation of life. They can get you a new client, a date, sell a product, and more. But in a world of IDK and LOL, the written word seems to have lost its power. It is critical to write in a more efficient manner to suit today’s reading style. It begins by identifying what a client wants to accomplish. Is it a new elevator pitch to confidently introduce herself? Perhaps a blog to add credibility to the employee’s expertise? Or, a flyer to advertise a new workshop at the end of a seminar? If the first sentence is off, then the rest of the text won’t matter. Professional writing services can help make the end reader read to the end. But, who do you hire?

Hi, I’m Marisa Moks-Unger, Owner and Lead Writer at We Write It Right. I am an entrepreneur, seminar leader, author, and lover of all things written. I earned a Master of Arts degree in English and clocked over 1,500 hours in writing workshops. With over 30 years of experience in writing and eight years in secondary education, my writing skills are polished, which I can apply to your projects.

I founded We Write It Right when I realized how many people struggle with writing. Again and again, I have heard from people who had projects to complete and personal correspondence to write, but felt they lacked the writing skills to put their words to use. Often, people write how they speak. Moreover, people write the way they text, which can be even more confusing. This situation helped me to realize the need for professional writing services. I provide expert services in content writing, copywriting, and personal correspondence.

So why should you hire me? Indeed, We Write It Right cares about its clients, which is demonstrated by the superior services delivered. Ready to take advantage of my professional writing services? Contact me today for words that help you succeed!

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