Write On Red Communications

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Introduction: I give small business owners the chance to save money by not hiring someone full time. I can meet with them as often as they like, go over their needs, and discuss the best social marketing plan that works for them. I have a variety of packages to choose from to fit the business run by one person to a large business that needs to be constantly seen. I love that I get to use my writing skills on a daily basis. I love that what I do for work is what a lot of people do for fun, which means it's fun for me! I get to write blogs, post on Facebook and Twitter and be creative, all while helping your business name get out there for customers to see.

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Ellen C.

Oct 18, 2010

My husband and I pwn a web based logo design company. We hired Gili at Write on Red Communications to handle our blog posting and Facebook and Twitter activity. She writes beautifully and is very easy to work with. Social media is so important to the success of small business today, but I never had the time to dedicate all the time it takes to update it regularly. Now I can leave that to Gili and focus on my business.

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What types of customers have you worked with?
Creating and maintaining Facebook and Twitter pages. Creating a blog, writing posts, and sharing those posts on Facebook and Twitter. Creating e-newsletters or email marketing to send to your online database.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Yes, social media is important and it is where the future is going. If you don't have a Facebook, Twitter or blog for your business, it's important to start right away. Although it may seem unnecessary, it will make a big difference. Websites are becoming a thing of past. While your website presence is still important, you now have to update it more often. So why not have a blog where every day or once a week you have a new post? Why not have a link to your Facebook or Twitter page where your customers or potential customers can see those things are being updated instead of touching your website itself.