Dear Friends and New Readers, My 2016 working year was punctuated by an event, and there was a before, during and after. Before the event, my work was tracking more slowly than it should. I could see things had to change, and I had to change. One day in May I mentioned to the designer of […]
Design stories and PR. In managing messages we can easily forget to tell the story.
Keep your writer ego off the page: It’s the story, silly
I write or polish narratives for architects and designers from behind the scenes but when artist friend, Dave Hickson sent a link to MPavilion/Art Monthly Australia Writing Award, I couldn’t resist. It offered a nice change of pace and appealing rewards. The task was to explore one or more aspects of the relationship between art and […]
Service pages are at the heart of websites. The Writing Business wrote copy for the new website of international design group, WATG
“The biggest communications challenge is in getting our work seen.” This wasn’t said to me by a young person starting, or someone in a fledgling firm, but by a leader in a successful international group. “If people see the strength and depth of our work then they will understand,” he said. But how do we […]
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