Content Writing

Why and when you need it. … Well you are got a great idea for a product (or service). But how do you sell it to your online prospect? Or, induce your customers to use your site for years – rather than transaction by transaction!

Again you might as well be equipped with materials and resources a plenty. Yet you don’t know how to craft the relevant message out of it to appeal your audience the most effective way.

It does not take much to write. Yet do you know more than 50% of the total internet traffic is still retained by 50- 60 sites!. The key to their superiority is quality content.

We live in an economy of attention. There is way too much content and not enough attention to go around. So no scope for letting your creative flair take off, or for experimenting with your wordsmithing expertise. Anything unwanted may turn and otherwise good site into yet another obscure, out of control information dumps.

Well, we handle your brand as a distinct entity from your product(service). For, we at Aceofnet believe, it is the brand to which the prospects are attracted, or, which the customers interact with. We adopt an analytical approach based on your audience profile. We help a brand to actively involve the audience into it. We don’t simply go in for grabbing the audience attention somehow. The goal here is to build an affinity and retain it for long.

Technical Writing can be defined as the genre of writing, exclusively for different technologies. These technologies can be software, hardware, electronic appliances, medical equipment, and so on.

Technical Writers are considered as the bridge between developers and end users. The biggest expertise of a Technical Writer lies in defining complex technical details in a simple and concise language so that it could easily be understood by the end users. A piece of Technical writing could be User Guide, Installation Guide, Simulation, Intuitive Help, Quick Reference Cards, Training Handbooks, and so on.

Don’t you think textual content is the main ingredient of online newsletter? Even if you don’t, you must keep it in mind – it’s a document you email to people on request (usually free of charge). And only the information you send ends up in their email in-box. This has perhaps made writing and publishing a successful newsletter the most competitive of all the different areas of mail order and direct marketing.

User Experience writing or UX writing is a fingertip assistance for the users. UX Writers create short and subtle help contents for websites, mobile applications, and desktop applications to guide the users in browsing and using an application more effectively.

A typical UX writing example could be the texts that appear as a hovering text for a field, texts on any success/error/warning message windows, and the integrated help texts for different fields in a digital form.