How often does someone give you an extra $600?

...one recent client was so pleased with my work that she gave me a bonus of €500 (over $600)…without my even asking for it!

I can do the same for you...just drop me an email or call.

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There are three things that every software copywriter should have:

#1 Actual Industry Experience

As a busy software executive, you don't want to have to spend your precious time getting a copywriter up to speed on your technology, product or market. When you work with a copywriter who has experience marketing software, you'll save a lot of time.

It also really helps when a copywriter understands how you work, i.e. when they know where you're coming from.

I have over 12 years of software marketing and product management experience for Microsoft and several other companies.

#2 The Ability to Sell in Writing

With copywriting, the bottom line is convincing your prospect to take some type of action. So, to write good copy, you need to know how to write to sell.

It’s not the same as writing reports for school, writing fiction or writing technical manuals.

I’ve followed the programs of leading B2B technology copywriters such as Bob Bly and Chris Marlow to hone my selling skills.

#3 Multi-cultural

These days competition is often global. If you market your products or services globally, then writing copy with universal cultural appeal is a good idea. In fact, you can save up to one-third of your marketing budget by adapting a single promotion for multiple markets. Why “re-invent the wheel”?

I’ve worked for European, Japanese and American companies on three continents, speak four languages and understand multiple cultures. So, I know how to communicate a message – and avoid the pitfalls – in order to sell to different cultures.

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