Writing Samples
If you are reading this I assume you may be interested in knowing if I can actually write. Hopefully, as you continue reading this you will have confidence that I can.
Below are some property listing examples as well as work I’ve done for an IT company and an excerpt from a podcast script.
a few samples
Sample Property Listing
Adjacent to some of the most beautiful views in the area, this home is tucked away amidst the trees offering privacy and seclusion. It’s a cozy two-bedroom home with a brick fireplace, two newly remolded bathrooms, and a master suite with a large closet. It also has a large back yard with plenty of room to park your car and even your boat!
Sample Property Listing
Beautiful custom home offers unmatched craftsmanship and unique amenities. This clean-lined modern home inspires both inside and out with classy curb appeal and a functional layout. Features include an open floor plan, granite countertops, wooden floors, large windows, and plenty of room for the family and pets. Located in the heart of the city, this house is an ideal home for both growing and established families.
Copy for CMIT Solutions (IT Company)
These three services will help your company run more EFFICIENTLY, provide better PROTECTION to your employees and clients and build a reliable REPUTATION for your business. Our support will help your clients feel more secure in your ability to support and serve their needs and requirements.
These services packages are meant to help your company run as smoothly as possible. Our goal is to do the grunt work of tech support so you don’t have to. Creating a reputation of a smooth and secure operation will prove itself beneficial for future clients and allow your business to grow.
Excerpt from a podcast script for a digital marketing agency
For this episode, we discuss 10 must-haves for your next website project to make life easier for you and your firm. You cannot underestimate how important it is to have a website that is easy to navigate, has a clear purpose, and makes personal connections to your potential or existing clients. So, how can you create a better website for you and your law firm?
We suggest including the following 10 items. These will allow your website projects to showcase how important legal presentation is and help you turn the visitors to your site into loyal clients.
What are the items you need to include? Well, some of these are pretty simple and seem like no-brainers to have on your website. But that doesn’t undercut their importance.
In order to have a successful website, you should include the following: A contact form, scheduling calendar, phone number, crisp and professional-looking videos, your specialization (if you have one), recent pictures of you and firm staff, an SSL Certification, automated emails, a legal blog, and a mobile-friendly setup. Again, this will make life easier for both you and your firm.