Beth Carter

Bio

Beth is a classic Type A personality and probably the only person in Sister Mary Leo’s 4th grade English class who actually enjoyed diagramming sentences. Luckily for her, these two traits make her a terrific writer, which she’s been doing for various businesses, government agencies, and non-profit organizations for over ten years.

She has a Master of Public Policy degree, which she most interestingly put to work with the US Department of State at our embassy in Tokyo, Japan. Working in the government not only helped Beth appreciate really bad writing, but also taught her how to take mounds of useless data and uncover the one or two true gems of information.

Beth is the Marketing Director for the children’s theater group Kidz Kabaret, has analyzed financial statements and business plans for clients with Aon Trade Credit, was a contributing editor on Suite101.com, and has published articles all over the Internet.

Through her company, Freelance Writing Solutions, Beth helps her clients create a polished public image through strong writing. Nothing makes her happier than a well-crafted sentence (well, except for a clean house), and she loves sharing her passion for writing with her audiences.

Topics

You Can Write Well! 3 Secrets to Surviving Even the Toughest Writing Project
Get the scoop from an insider with three easy-to-remember secrets that copywriters use to produce terrific writing each and every time.

It’s All About the Client: Crafting Strong Marketing Messages that Get Results
Learn how to use the “benefits, not features” rule to craft strong marketing materials that speak to the needs and desires of your clients – and get you results.

The Power of a Plan: Create a Marketing Plan that Works
Do you know what is working in your marketing and what isn’t? Are you missing opportunities and losing sales? Don’t throw good money after bad with your advertising. Learn how to create a simple marketing plan that can make a difference.

A Roadmap to Small Business Success: Business Plans Made Easy
A well thought out business plan keeps you on the road to success and is easier to write than you think. Discover the three main sections every business plan must have, and learn strategies for organizing your own “big picture” document.

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