Bespoke writing

Can you tell whether writing is subjective or objective? How do you respond when loaded adjectives and stated opinion are used instead of reported facts, such as events or quoted speech? It’s possible to write a story by only delivering information, so the reader can form their own picture and drawn conclusions for themselves.

I believe facts make choice. Series of action and commentary then become human stories, which seem true and create a buzz as people remember them to pass on, resulting in word of mouth and personal recommendations.

For examples of my work, please see my Recent Portfolio on this website and there are links to my FB page, Scribd, Pinterest and Twitter for events and press publicity.

I love working with other people. With colllaborative communication, you can steer your content and ensure it stays in your voice. I have supported creative students with academic work for syntax, citations, biography and proof-reading. This process can prompt you to remember important parts of your story.

I think websites are like visiting a new town for the first time. Once you have run an advertising campaign, make sure new visitors to your website can navigate easily through to check-out. I can identify any bumps in the road or blind corners with my UX consultancy. Tried and tested.