Hi. Our company helps its clients communicate more effectively. We’re not an ad agency or public relations firm. We’re writers who specialize in creative, effective, highly affordable marketing, candidate and issue campaigns – with special pricing for small-businesses, local candidates, non-profits and community organizations.

We help companies write non-technical proposals for their clients and lenders. And we write materials that non-profits, community organizations and candidates use to raise money for their campaigns.

The idea is that the writing we do will make what you do more interesting, more compelling and generally more likely to accomplish your objectives.

To learn more about Writeaway, please read Communication is everything. It’s one of the articles on this website. Just click on the link and you’ll go right to it.

When you’re ready, whatever your questions, all you have to do is send us an email to [email protected] or call 443-844-3160.*

And if you’re a company considering hiring staff writers, you might want to consider the economics of spending less to engage us on an occasional basis for higher quality work and less money than full-time staff can produce and will cost you.

Oh, and why are we called “Writeaway“?  Because writing is primarily what we do although there is often research that is the basis for what we write and part of the engagement. And because most of our clients wait until the last minute to call us and then want their product “right away.”  So, now you know.

Thanks for stopping by. Click here for a list of other articles you might want to read.

*We get lots of calls.  If you get voicemail, please leave a message.  We’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

-Writeaway

P.S. That’s our Fearless Leader on the left. We insisted that we show his picture, he’s so handsome – and the more we kiss-up, the more we get paid. Not to worry. He’s much more intelligent than he looks.  …And yes, he wrote the caption for his picture.  It’s the word in quotes.  Impressive, isn’t it?  Hard to believe he writes for a living.


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