Digital signage and DOOH companies who want to stand out from the mob need writing that's strong on differentiation. That takes industry acumen.
Have your copywriting done by someone who fully understands your business, and knows what's important
pressDOOH produces expert-level copy that gets noticed and has the desired effect
Expert writing
Introducing pressDOOH
Expert Writing
I know the business and I know how to write. I write stuff that gets read, and that people actually understand. Jargon is kept to minimum. Clarity and accuracy are priorities.
Your story gets spun in a way that matters to clients, partners and prospects. We can also tune up your existing messages.
The Company
pressDOOH is a media and marketing communications firm focused entirely on the fast-emerging Digital Signage and Digital Out Of Home industries.
I get inside a company and write for them, taking on the work clients are either not good at, or just never have time to get done.
What We’re Up To
pressDOOH is working with clients all over the place – some as far away as India. We talk by email, phone and Skype. It works just fine.
I’ve doing everything from one-off PR blasts to ghost-writing and blogging, full-tilt competitive analyses pieces and detailed market positioning plans.
Have a look at some summaries of what we’re doing …
Diverse capabilities
I turn scattered thoughts into cohesive statements and rough notes into polished pitches. Companies use me to fine-tune their messages and make the boss at least seem smart.
I help clients finally get new marketing material done, or take what they’ve been using out back and shoot it. Then I hand over better stuff.
Learn more about pressDOOH services …
Tweets
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Buzz, Not Buzzwords
- DS PR 101: This is a visual medium, kids. Provide visuals!
- It’s digital signage trade show season: Time for a Message Tune-Up?
- Some kind words for my work …
- The importance of (good) white papers
- Are minor hires worth announcing? Probably not.
- Sub-optimized PR: Don’t just tell them, show them
- DS PR 101: No PDFs please
- DS PR 101: Contain your ego
