High Five to Freewriting
It’s not often that a book fundamentally influences my work habits like Accidental Genius by Mark Levy. The entire book is about idea...
21 May, 2015No commentI have long held a love for powerful words. I was writing books in third grade and relentlessly correcting strangers’ grammar by the time I reached middle school. I found myself mentally editing everything from magazine articles to restaurant menus to street signs. I would rework lackluster headlines just to pass the time. I can’t help but write. Just try and stop me.
Eventually I decided to channel this passion for word-ly wisdom into a practical service for mankind.
I continually search out the right words to use at just the right time, which is imperative during the B2B sales process. And in pursuit of these “right words” I have also developed a personal disgust for the wrong words—the fluffy, superfluous terms that just cloud the message or attempt to cover up a vague or unverified claim.
I want to get straight to the point. I want to get real.
I began my career journey in magazine publishing, which cultivated my focus on the final product. A longtime member of the American Copy Editors Society, I became a certified copy editor and polished many books, articles, and promotional materials into print.
But my zeal for creating content was uncontainable. As I was approached for more and more writing projects, I knew it was time to adapt my business to reflect this progression. I delightedly evolved into a storyteller for hire, and I’ve since told the stories of various businesses large to small (see portfolio for more details). And I’ve been loving every minute of it.
And that’s not All She Wrote. Connect with Amy to explore your story.
I have long held a love for powerful words. I was writing books in third grade and relentlessly correcting strangers’ grammar by the time I reached middle school. I found myself mentally editing everything from magazine articles to restaurant menus to street signs. I would rework lackluster headlines just to pass the time. I can’t help but write. Just try and stop me.
Eventually I decided to channel this passion for word-ly wisdom into a practical service for mankind.
I continually search out the right words to use at just the right time, which is imperative during the B2B sales process. And in pursuit of these “right words” I have also developed a personal disgust for the wrong words—the fluffy, superfluous terms that just cloud the message or attempt to cover up a vague or unverified claim.
I want to get straight to the point. I want to get real.
I began my career journey in magazine publishing, which cultivated my focus on the final product. A longtime member of the American Copy Editors Society, I became a certified copy editor and polished many books, articles, and promotional materials into print.
But my zeal for creating content was uncontainable. As I was approached for more and more writing projects, I knew it was time to adapt my business to reflect this progression. I delightedly evolved into a storyteller for hire, and I’ve since told the stories of various businesses large to small (see portfolio for more details). And I’ve been loving every minute of it.
And that’s not All She Wrote. Connect with Amy to explore your story.
Even after a marketing plan is mapped out and your message is crafted, it’s important to know how to say it, when to say it, and how to divide up the content progression so the buying decision feels like a natural, logical process to the customer. Marketing, She Wrote will develop content to naturally and appropriately fit the circumstances of your new message, brand, campaign, product launch, demo, expansion, etc. We will work closely, with consistent communication.
It’s not often that a book fundamentally influences my work habits like Accidental Genius by Mark Levy. The entire book is about idea...
21 May, 2015No commentAnd if you’re curious, request a sample from Amy. She’ll edit a page of your work, write a page about a topic you choose, craft a few sample headlines, or even do a free review of your website’s marketing potential.