You are looking at this site because you want your writing to present a professional image.
. promotional material
. marketing brochures
. reports
. company accounts
. newsletters
. magazines
. web pages
. presentation slides/ notes
. press releases
It's much harder to spot mistakes in your own writing than in someone else's because you know what your work should say, not what it does say.
How much of your time do you spend reading and re-reading your text? If you use a proofreader to check it instead, you can use your own time more effectively. As an experienced proofreader I can join your project after the first draft or the final draft. And check as much or as little as you wish.
Business sectors
I am the Director of Proofwrite Limited and you can read more about me here. Proofwrite's clients come from a diverse mix of sectors including:
. business solutions software . telecoms
. marketing . hi-tech entertainment systems
. web design . insurance
. police force . land & farm management
. B2B . GIS
. interview skills . motor trade
You can see a more detailed selection of clients on the portfolio page.
On a regular basis I proofread many types of documents, newsletters, magazines, marketing brochures, press releases, web pages, in a variety of formats including word processing software, presentation software, pdf and online.
30 May 2009 Alison joins her first group via LinkedIn – Manchester Creative Industry – and considers the benefits of Facebook for business. If she registers, will she be tempted to spend time on frivolous gossip or will the resource prove as beneficial to her business as her other online presence is: the website, the entry in the SfEP directory and her LinkedIn profile? Watch this space… br>
01 April 2009 Alison purchases her business cards from a local printer – Acorn Print Services. She joins the LinkedIn network for professionals and looks forward to the next meeting of Wigan Borough Business Club, where she will be able to hand out her new business cards. br>
5th February 2009
Alison is sourcing business cards - not easy over the Internet with own
logo. She wants to feel cards before she buys so sends off for sample pack.
In meantime she starts to read The Writer's Tale by Russell T Davies.
5th January 2009
Alison is back to work after festive break,
really pleased with the rebrand of her company image.
She makes note to thank truly amazing web designer
Neil for site and equally amazing graphic designer Nick for new logo.