WriteWords.net offers new service to PR professionals worldwide

(PRWEB) March 2, 2000

Even the best resourced and organised in-house departments and consultancies have times when they need an extra creative brain - just to get the job done.

Now the answer is a quick click away on the internet with the advent of a new concept which aims to provide English-using PR professionals around the world with instant access to a team of writers and designers - without the cost of employing them directly

Organisations who open an account at WriteWords.net will be able to:

·         order a simple story or press release by asking the source of the story to answer a set of key questions on-line, hit the button and let WriteWords.net do the rest.

·         get a story researched and written by using the site to send the contact details and WriteWords.net will make the phone calls, do the research and write the piece in the desired style.

·         order a complete publication for internal or external use - WriteWords.net can take the brief, research, write, design and even manage the print while the customer retains editorial control at all stages.

All these services are immediately available and the work is done by experts. WriteWords.net is operated by public relations professionals, including journalists and designers. Director Peter Underwood is a former TV and newspaper journalist with 10 years of PR consultancy experience working with international and UK clients.

Because the service is internet and e-mail based, the charges represent remarkably good value. They are clearly set out from the start and clients can establish a corporate account quickly and easily.

It costs absolutely nothing to add WriteWords.net as a team resource. That means any PR department or consultancy can have expert writers and designers on tap whenever they need them.

WriteWords.net gives each client an account number which will gives access to all the services and they receive a single invoice at the end of the month for the services used. The account number gives anyone from the client organisation the ability to use the services and all final copy will be sent to the e-mail address specified by the client.

Said Peter Underwood: "We are positioning ourselves as providers of key creative services to the PR profession. Through the new web business we are able to offer services which will enable fellow professionals to be quicker to respond, more able to cope with peaks and troughs in their business and give even better value to their clients.

"We offer complete confidentiality and our clients will even be able to tailor the press release and feature writing utility to make it appear part of their own web site in the near future."

Check it out for yourself at http://www.writewords.net/corporate.htm