For more extensive
information - and samples - of my business writing services,
head over to my 'business' website.
It has much more information, and plenty of samples to check
out.
Your website,
brochures, and flyers portray the first impression of
your business to your potential customers. Don't let them
down. For peace of mind, use a professional writer to
produce your content - which is so vital to your sales.
Price is dependant on job, and will be quoted.
If you want your website created
from scratch, or just need occasional (or even regular) updates, Contact
Cheryl for a quote.
She has created and maintained
heaps of websites, and also carries out regular updates for a number of
clients. Cost is dependant on what is required, but is always kept as
low as possible.
Cheryl has been producing newsletters for
corporate, community groups, and also staff newsletters for more than twelve years. Price
is dependant on your requirements. No-obligation quotations
available. (Click here for sample newsletter in pdf format)
Writing workshop presentations at schools,
libraries, groups and conferences etc -
generally with a minimum of two hours. (This is negotiable depending on your
requirements.)
Fees are kept to a minimum;
quotation available on request.
Presentation will be
tailored to your needs.
Report writing on just about any
subject. Extensive experience in this area, including post-grant
reports, business reports, and reports for non-profit organisations.
Click here to check cost of proofreading and editing reports.
Having your manuscript ready to
submitting to a publisher is not as simple as finishing the story.
That's the easy part; now comes the hard work.
Your work must be immaculate - no
spelling, punctuation, or grammatical errors, and no blunders like the
protagonist starting with green eyes and finishing with brown.
As much as you can check these
yourself, it is always advisable to have a professional do this for you.
Sure, the publisher will have an editor check your work, but if there
are more than a small handful of errors, they won't contract your work.
Every error encountered costs the
publisher time and money. The more errors they find, the more work they
have to do to fix your manuscript, the less likely they are to contract
your book.
Cheryl has six published books
with three more contracted for publication, works as a freelance
journalist (one magazine column lasted three years), loads of
non-fiction articles published, as well as short stories and poetry.
She has edited a number of books
for clients, and regularly edits other works, such as non-fiction
articles, short stories and novels.
