: Copywriter -
Communications ConsultantLeschenault, Western Australia
www.barbclews.com
Barb is a successful Freelance Copywriter/Journalist. Her experience includes articles, brochures, company profiles
editorial/advertorial, manuals, media
releases, newsletters, reports, tender responses, and web content.
Barb qualified as a journalist in 1989 and has had nearly 1000 articles published on a wide variety of subjects. In lots of cases, this has provided clients with free publicity. Many clients have used her articles as promotional material on their websites. She has worked with solo operators, small, medium, large companies and government departments to create company awareness and product promotion. Barb writes in plain language and is skilled at turning technical material into user-friendly copy. She is a versatile writer who has never missed a deadline. Barb has written two ebooks, “Article Writing for Freelancers” and “20 Tips to Increase Writing Skills.”
Barb's memorable quote
“The harder you work, the luckier you get.” Gary
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