November 7, 2007 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Web hosting and technology PR firm Young Copy (youngcopy.com) announced on Wednesday it has launched a new website designed for promotional and technical writing services. Software, hosting and technology companies can now use the updated website to hire a highly skilled team of promotional and technical writers.
"The new website was designed to help companies find the writing services they need quickly," says Dave Young, professional writer and founder of Young Copy. "Organizations of all sizes can utilize the expertise and fast turnaround of a full service promotional and technical writing services firm."
The company says it will help companies attract and convert new customers through publishing professionally written website content, press releases, newsletters, and advertising and sales copy including magazine ads, brochures, flyers and white papers. Young Copy also develops user documentation, installation guides, online help, quick start guides and other related technical documents.
Clients can either start an individual project or hire the Young Copy team full-time for less than the cost of an in-house employee. Young Copy becomes an extension of a company's sales, support and development departments in order to develop high quality promotional marketing materials and technical documentation, says the company.
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