Client: global engineering and design consultancy The brief As part of its company-wide leadership changes, my global engineering client wanted to update its leaders’ bios for its website, company CVs and LinkedIn profiles. They engaged Little pink typewriter to conduct interviews with each leader, then write the bios for the website, company CV and LinkedIn […]
Little pink typewriter is helping New South Wales-based construction industry publisher, This Is Construction, generate compelling, multi-channel content for its clients to showcase their expertise. Client: This Is Construction (and its clients) Project: This Is Construction (TIC) Managing Director Dean Oliver recently relaunched TIC 2.0 and was looking for freelance content writers, with experience in […]
As our good friends, Extreme, once sang, “More than words… is all you have to do to make it real…” Okay, 90s music references aside, for those who don’t know, while I’m primarily all about the words, I offer “more than words”… My all-inclusive or add-on service, Content Plus, goes beyond the words. As well […]
Client Ouwens Casserly Projects The project Buyer book for MESA at Aldinga Beach, South Australia The brief When Sonja, Ouwens Casserly Projects, emailed me to see if I could write some copy for a new development, she said she had a feeling it might go “from zero to 100” pretty quickly. She wasn’t wrong. The […]
Writing services content, like product content, can be challenging, and it’s also easy to default to a simple list, without considering the audience. When I’m writing content about a company’s services, like this article for Wilshaw Engineering, it’s ideal to show the services in action, using real-life projects / applications. Instead of simply listing the […]
“How to write product content without sounding too salesy” probably seems like a contradiction in terms. After all, isn’t that the point of product content – to sell? Well, yes. But not immediately. First, you have to build trust. Writing product content can be tricky and it’s easy to default to “listing the specs” and […]
I recently wrote about how much I love supporting local businesses and how you can support small business. But I got a bit of a shock when I saw my own mug in my social media feed, as I was featured by local business directory and fellow small business cheerleaders, Mt Lawley Assist. “We’re […]
So spelling and grammar can be tricky. And we often form and perpetuate habits rather than thinking through what we’re saying or writing. Here’s six (speaking and) writing mistakes I see alllllll the time. And, if you find yourself doing them, here’s some simple reminders to help you kick those pesky habits – and improve […]
A lot of my clients have been requesting thought leadership articles of late – which is great, because it’s one of my favourite types of content. You’ve probably heard the term, thought leader, but might be wondering what it’s all about and whether it’s worth the effort. Well… It’s a great way to share your […]
It seems like a fair question, eh? But one I’d almost taken for granted. A fellow copywriter and I were having a chat yesterday about how different people define (and, er, spell!) copywriting. We’ve seen it written as “copyrighting” (yeah, it’s a thing, but not what we do), “copywritting” (no), and even “copywrighting” (woah)… An […]
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