Wes Skillings is a Pennsylvania-based copywriter whose emergence into this field brings a freshness and vitality that will make the words on your website, newsletter or press release reach out and grab the customer base you are seeking.
Making the Most of Your Website’s Words
Content that comes across as a sales spiel isn’t as effective as portraying you or your business as a valuable resource or as the solution to a problem. Great copywriting accomplishes this and speaks in the language your customers understand. SkillUnlimited works closely with you and, with appropriate research, can help you connect with the audience you are seeking.
The heart and soul of most any effective website is a blog. The blog reflects the personality of you or your business, whether it is in-field content or whimsical commentary that is entertaining and informative. SkillUnlimited delivers copywriting that will help you find the right voice for your site’s blog.
Making the Most of Your Website’s Words
Content that comes across as a sales spiel isn’t as effective as portraying you or your business as a valuable resource or as the solution to a problem. Great copywriting accomplishes this and speaks in the language your customers understand. SkillUnlimited works closely with you and, with appropriate research, can help you connect with the audience you are seeking.
The heart and soul of most any effective website is a blog. The blog reflects the personality of you or your business, whether it is in-field content or whimsical commentary that is entertaining and informative. SkillUnlimited delivers copywriting that will help you find the right voice for your site’s blog.
Testimonials
Wes Skillings is a true professional and has been a valuable resource in developing content for our blog and site. Unlike a lot of people billing themselves as copywriters these days, Wes is the real deal. He has professional training and years of experience in journalism, so his work is always beautifully-written, professional, error-free, and delivered on time. Even if you need him to write about a topic outside his field of experience, he just does his research and gets it done. I would recommend Wes to anyone looking for a writer — whether for online content or other formats. He is a pleasure to work with and always makes sure the client gets what he needs.
When we need an experienced, professional writer for web content, employee achievements or client marketing, we know Wes Skillings (a.k.a. SkillUnlimited) will do it right. It does seem that his skill is “unlimited” indeed when it comes to writing projects. Whether it is a blog for our website, a press release or even a pitch letter to potential clients, he’s our go-to person to come up with just the right words and make the right impression.
Our Associations
The Professional Writers’ Alliance is a resource any serious writer who wants a complete understanding of the writing and marketing process should have. Visit the Professional Writers’ Alliance website to learn more.
Helping people develop skills to acquire financial security, independence and freedom – that’s been American Writers & Artists Inc.’s (AWAI) mission since they opened their doors in 1997. And as the world’s leading publisher of direct-response copywriting, travel writing, photography and graphic design home-study programs, they’ve helped thousands of people do just that. Visit the American Writers & Artists Inc.’s website to learn more.
Latest Blog Posts
Reaching Back in Time for Some Random Observations
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What’s In a Name? Just about Everything
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