How It Works

For effective, compelling writing that brings clients to you, you need to do three things:

1. Tell a story that your readers can relate to, because they feel like it was written just for them.
2. Communicate clearly and simply, organizing complex ideas into a logical sequence.
3. Enhance your reputation by using impeccable grammar, punctuation and spelling.

When these three come together, writing is effective and compelling, and brings you the results you're looking for.

Introducing: You Talk, I'll Write

In our work together, we will refine the story of your business and use that to create a content strategy for your information empire.

I will invite you to gather up all of your disparate jottings, musings and notes; your thought bubbles, blog posts, half-written articles and inspired email responses.

Together, we will uncover their connections and create a structure that you can fill in and build on as new ideas are sparked. And believe me, once that structure is there, those new ideas will pop!

When you get those brilliant ideas, you can capture them and move on, trusting that they will be transformed into a polished and professional piece of writing. That's no longer your job to worry about.

"Taking the best of our (many) thoughts and (many) ideas, and staying true to our voice, Linda knew what to keep and what to put aside, weaving everything together beautifully. To put it simply, Linda has a gift for making the complex clear and the whole process enormously easier. We can’t sing her praises loudly enough." – Lissa and Randy Boles, www.truecallings.net

When you have a ghostwriter and editor on your team, your writing projects never stay on the back burner for long, because they're always traveling back and forth between us. Whether you talk and I write, or you write and I edit, I will make sure your writing projects get the attention they deserve.

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