Selecting a Writer
It costs virtually the same to produce
a paper regardless of how well or poorly the writing conveys the
intended message. To avoid the opportunity cost associated with bad or
merely competent writing, use the following criteria when selecting a writer.
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Choose someone who can
discuss your business and technical issues intelligently.
There’s nothing more frustrating than needing to explain yourself
multiple times. To avoid this situation look for proven technical and
business competence. Each member of our team has more than fifteen
years of technology industry experience. We use this
experience to quickly understand, interpret, and persuasively explain
the benefits of your product.
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Evaluate work samples.
If you don’t like what you’re reading, you shouldn’t go any further.
If the writer can’t persuade you of his value, how can he
possibly convince others of your value? When evaluating a writer’s
work, look for clear and concise messaging combined with high levels
of technical and business understanding.
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Check references.
There’s an old saying: You are only as good as the company you keep.
Look for a firm that has formed lasting relationships with its
clients. High levels of repeat business are proven indicators of
customer satisfaction. We strive to—and have succeeded at—building
partnerships with our clients. In addition to our work with corporate
clients, we contribute to respected technology
publications such as
Better Software, Intel Developer
Services, DevX,
SDTimes, and
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Please
contact us to schedule a free consultation. We can start a new paper,
update existing papers, or finish a work-in-progress that has been
sitting around for many months. |