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| Charlotte Image Photography |
Who
Outsources? Our clients
are as varied and diverse as the text we write for them, as are the reasons they hire us. - Well-established companies want to save money and
time
- Emerging entrepreneurs want to
capture their passion into consistent messaging
No matter the type or size of their business, we listen
to our client's objectives, learn about their products and
services and then write compelling content for their websites, brochures, press releases and much more. Client Appreciation We'd like to introduce you
to a special client and show how we have been able to help them optimize their business communications.
Spotlight on Charlotte Image Photography - If you live in or around Charlotte, NC, there is only one phogotrapher who has the uncanny
ability to capture your unique story through the lens. Stephen Dey, Master Photographer, Certified Professional
Photographer and owner of Charlotte Image Photography, is the choice for one-of-a-kind, heirloom quality
portraits. Since 1989, Stephen has been producing his photographic masterpieces for families, children, corporate executives, brides and more. Stephen's
desire to focus his energy and time primarily on his art led him to engage The WordSlingers to manage his marketing
and communication needs. With our help, Stephen has reestablished Charlotte Image's blog as a resource for everything related to the studio and photography, and has re-launched his customer
newsletter with a new look and even more helpful information for its readers. Stephen
also wanted to create a more dynamic social media presence for Charlotte Image. His current and future clients
can now follow him on Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter. "The beauty of a social media plan, like the one we've developed for Stephen and Charlotte
Image, is that instead of waiting for people to come to his website, we are bringing people to it through these dynamic sites
that literally have an inexhaustible audience." Kelly Buckley, CEO of The WordSlingers. |
