Writer Diva References - ghostwriting, freelance, research

Finding a writer who will provide well crafted copy that blends seamlessly with your existing materials can be difficult. Success depends on deciding what kind of service you need (professional copywriting, ghostwriting, freelance writing and/or research) as much as the personality and professionalism of the freelance writer.

Some of the people I work with have offered their perspective on what it’s like to work with this writer diva.

Margo has drive, discipline and determination. Her words are electric and her writing voice is uniquely original and alive.

One of the reasons I enjoy working with Margo is her insatiable curiosity. She truly wants to understand your project, situation and desired result. She listens to my ideas and shares hers.

When working with Margo, I don’t have to worry about the quality of the copy or if we’ll meet the deadline. I know from experience that she’ll get the job done in a professional and timely manner.

For projects that require investigation, she conducts thorough research. A skilled interviewer, she has the ability to ask questions in a way that quickly gets to the heart of the matter. Before you know it, you’re examining an issue on a deeper level than you expected.

Margo is a talented and dedicated writer committed to doing her very best work on each and every project.

When I give Margo an assignment, I know the story will arrive early, be thoroughly researched and need little editing. She assists our graphics staff with suggestions for photographs and illustrations to support and enhance the story.

Always willing to pick up a last minute assignment, Margo has turned around stories in 24 hours or less. Regardless of the deadline, she’s able to find an interesting perspective whether the topic is controversial, mundane or complicated.

She’s a talented writer and her work garners a variety of reader comments describing her work as “very fair” and “excellent article.” She has proven to be a strong asset in our effort to provide readers compelling journalism.

I enjoyed working with you on the article ( Mark Mallory has a reputation as a conciliator -- except when he's hungry) and I am very pleased with the final product.

As the subject, it is difficult to fairly judge whether the article gave an accurate description of who I am. The more telling measure of an article is what those who know me best think of it. By that measure, the article was a genuine success. I have had many friends and family m embers tell me that you did a good job illustrating who I really am.

I appreciate how helpful and accommodating you were through the whole process. You made this a truly pleasant experience.

You've mastered the essay. The Elevator Encounters you showed me were enormously enjoyable and I can't wait to read more. They reminded me in places of Jim Harrison's nonfiction style.

You are a novelist waiting to happen. You have a writer's ear for dialogue. Your characters speak naturally, and infuse your work with vitality and realism.