Working with a technical writer is a simple way to produce high quality documents quickly, and efficiently.

You are the client, so the service is centered around your needs. You are also the Subject Matter Expert (SME). The Technical Writer will use the information, provided by you, to craft a well-written document.

When you have identified that you need assistance producing a document:

Step 1.  Request a quote.

Step 2. Once we have discussed your documentation needs, we will agree on a         scope, cost, and timeline of the document.

Step 3. Sign a contract, and a mutual non-disclosure document.

Step 4 The technical writer produces a well-written document, based on your specifications.

Communication between the writer and the client is important. However, the writer will keep disruption to the client to an agreed minimum.

Here is the citation:

Edwards, A., Woods, V., 2018. Forest-based Therapy: Research Letter of a Novel Regime for improved Respiratory Health. Integrative Medicine: A Clinician’s Journal.  Vol. 17, No. 1, February 2018 pages 58 – 60

and a link:
http://imjournal.com/abstracts/forest-based_therapy_research_letter_of_a_novel_regime_for_improved_respiratory_health.html

 

 

 

 

 

Businesses benefit from outsourcing technical writing projects.

Professional Writing
Professional technical writers such as Alison Edwards are experienced in and trained to communicate technical information. Their writing has good grammar and style, is detail oriented, accurate and efficient.

Project Management
Trained technical writers, such as Alison Edwards, can manage documentation projects for your business. A documentation plan incorporating scope, timeline, milestones and budget, will enable your business to save time producing the documentation. Your business gets high quality work, while saving time and money.

Save Time and Money
Outsourcing to a freelance technical writer enables your business to get work done by a specialist on a project-by-project basis. Professionals such as Alison Edwards can provide detailed cost estimates that include only the hours worked on your project. This keeps ancillary costs (benefits, sick/vacation pay and training) low.