The Word Doc can develop new writing and editing projects from inception to completion. Or complete an existing project.
Small business runs on operating efficiently.
The Word Doc offers the following services for small business:
- Web content development
- Blog posts
- E-newsletters
- Social media websites
- Brochures
- Press releases
- Marketing communications
The Word Doc can maximize your efficiency with excellent writing projects done on time and within budget.
The Word Doc understands the needs of small business. Beverly has written for financial service firms, retailers, and software companies. Please review her client roster to see the range of companies, non-profits, and educational institutions she has helped.
The Word Doc is a versatile company. If you want Beverly to do another writing or editing project, she can provide any customized service that you would like. Contact us for more writing samples or a quote.
Work Samples:
One way to get recognition of your business is to strategically place a human interest article in a publication, either print or online. Here is an excerpt from a magazine article that Beverly wrote about a challenge many people face:
I was the most unlikely candidate, if ever there was, for being a model of fitness. From early childhood, I had never done anything physical and never even considered nutrition in my dietary choices. Although I was thin into my twenties, weighing 116 pounds at 5’3″ when I got married, the pounds slowly crept up. I added three children to my family in fifteen years and 30 pounds. At forty, I would become fatigued climbing two flights of stairs. Although asthma compromised my endurance, I was still fat and unfit.
All that changed three years ago when my husband planned a family trip to the Grand Canyon. The high point of this “adventure” vacation was to be hiking in and out of the canyon, fourteen miles each way. I was terrified but also feeling guilty about putting a damper on my husband’s wish. So I accepted the challenge, however reluctantly. In preparation for the trip, I did a seven-mile hike over level ground, which fatigued me but proved doable. My motivation and tenacity paid off — I successfully hiked the canyon, slowly but with resolve, resulting in a life transforming experience. At age 50, I was determined to turn my sedentary, physically unchallenging life around.
My next step was to begin working weekly with a personal trainer. Starting two and a half years ago, my first goal was to become a runner, a huge but not unattainable goal for someone who wasn’t even a walker. The key to success lay in establishing small, incremental mini-goals. First, I started walking on the treadmill three times a week for half an hour, at a slow to moderate pace. To build up speed and endurance, I next began jogging on a track. Then my trainer introduced me to interval training, alternating between a slower-paced jog and a sprint for a short period of time. The asthma, endurance and speed all significantly improved over several months.
Has your company recently launched a new product? Has it updated its website? The Word Doc can write your press release or put together an entire press kit. Here is an example of a press release announcing the new design of BabyZone.com, an online parent resource. Click the image below to view the full piece.
