Welcome to “Words Made Spiffy”!
I’m Sally, a writer who offers content writing and related services.
Rather than adding to marketing noise, my clients are driven to share something of substance that their audience will reread and recommend to others.
My non-fiction pieces are created (not ‘generated’) for a select group of thought leaders, SME owners and others who want to share their expertise and message with the world.
The needs of my clients and the purpose of the writing are met by adapting my process, always providing structure, accountability, and attending to the goals of the piece. Support I provide ranges from ideation and development through substantial writing, co-writing or editing to provide the polish that makes your words ‘spiffy’.
Writing collaboratively is an exciting adventure and brings an additional dimension to the experience for both contributors.
You can read a selection of my professional writing on the Portfolio page.
Whatever size the project, I find exploring ideas and reading more about a topic to enrich the writing energizing. If you are inspired, curious and have a writing project you’d like me to be involved in, message me via the contact page.
Enjoy.
Sally Mitchell-Wolf
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by Mirko Jeck
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