Power Directory provides a large number of articles and Web site links for browsing and searching on the Internet.Sunday July 6th, 2008

Power Directory / What Publications Should Look for in a Technology Writer
Home  Latest Links Articles Contact Us
 
 
 
Site Tools

Free Downloads

Articles


Articles  


What Publications Should Look for in a Technology Writer

By: David Geer



What to look for in a technology writer.

A good technology writer has a good portfolio. The writer you
want will have samples that parallel the content you're looking
for. A good portfolio sample can be found at
http://www.GeerCom.com/samples.html. 

A good technology writer is a good investigator. A professional
technology writer takes time to get to know you, your
publication, and your goals. What do you really want to get out
of this project? A great writer will ask because a disciplined
professional needs to know.

A good technology writer is a team player. Professional writing
requires top-notch communications skills on all levels, not just
in the text of your articles and features. The writer you want
should be able to carry on a dialogue with you and your team to
discover your needs, and to make sure that they are met. 

A good technology writer is prepared to work with you and your
team until you're satisfied. Consultations, revisions and
changes should be built into the fee. These are part of the
process and should be foreseen by the writer.

Finally, a good technology writer instills confidence. After
providing the necessary requirements and information, you should
feel comfortable letting the writer drive where the story is
concerned. You should be able to rely on their responsiveness to
your queries. You should be assured that they will deliver all
that you expect and more. 


Article Source: http://www.powerdirectory.net/articles/article89943.html





Related Articles

Humanity is striving for perfection. Are we judging ourselves too harshly? - Jesse S. Somer
Writing a Page Turner - Jennifer Minar
Resignation Letters: Don't Let Yours Backfire On You... - Shaun Fawcett
How to Write a Great Ghost Story - Mary Casey
Creating Narrative Tension in a Novel - Bill Johnson
Let's Keep It Real - Vivian Gilbert Zabel
Become A Ghostwriter - Lorraine Cote
Writing about 'writing'. - Liana Metal
What can lots of content do for your site? - Matt Colyer
Overcoming Writer's Block - Karen Martin