Times are tough right now. How would you like an expert communicator on your side?

Effective content, better service, memorable impression: that's good marketing.

When you're marketing ... make sure your business message is effective and memorable. Get people talking about your products and services.

 Learn how to do that marketing better:

• Special help with communcating your business offers during hard times.
• Use direct help to create the powerful content demanded by today’s professional marketing  (With your business needs as targets)
• Receive a critique of one of your marketing communications or concepts - from resume to audio-visual presentation, product launch and more.
• Turn to the Arts for an endless steam of ideas and techniques to create attention-getting content. You can see an example right here.
• Test my specialized services for marketers who use English as a second language. See my mini Language Test and one-minute Survey  New

“The Canadian Bankers Association recommends small businesses find a marketing communications specialist when setting up their business, just as they would find a lawyer and an accountant. However, a survey recently conducted by Mormac Brand Re-Engineering showed 98 percent of small rural businesses are handling marketing on their own.”- Wendy MacQueen, owner of Mormac Brand Re-engineering. April 2008. 

 Ms. MacQueen’s article is located here.

 Access online coaching with Neil McPherson (Note: take this link if you are ready to stop going-it-alone). It's a partnership, not an intrusion by some busybody.

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See: About Us

Neil McPherson is a professional who brings to online coaching:  35 years varied experience as a writer, journalist, broadcasting producer & presenter.

He’s battle-scarred from operating his own PR and marketing business and working as consultant to companies in all fields.

 Neil  has teaching training and credentials.

He is especially interested in English as

 a second language in business.

He has worked in Australian, Asian and

 European markets.

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