When your department’s responsibilities increase and your budget is under pressure, outsourcing marketing and communications activities can help you achieve your targets.

What can we help you with?
Zarywacz can provide specific services . . .

• copywriting • blogging • editing • magazines • proofreading •
• public relations • social media • web site management •

. . . as and when you need them. You decide how much we do so that you maintain control over projects but get the back-up you need. We can assist your existing team or handle new projects.

Flexible resources
If you produce magazines, newsletters or reports on a regular basis, call us in specifically to work on these so you don’t need to employ additional staff or provide extra desk space or equipment. Because you only pay for the work we do, your budget will go further while maintaining your activity schedule.

We can also manage entire projects (eg producing a publication from start to finish), liaising with your own team and your other suppliers. This is useful where you experience occasional peaks of activity or if you need extra resources when your employees are on leave or absent.

Pay by day or project
Choose whether to pay a fixed price per project or by the day. Because we do not have the costly overheads of large agencies, we deliver a combination of quality and value for money.

We provide outsourced marketing services to large commercial corporations, public sector organisations and charities. This has included proofreading for a major UK supermarket chain, international insurance companies and a UK university, PR writing for a subsidiary of a global chemicals company, web site management for a UK charity and consumer magazine, business journalism for a local newspaper.

Fully equipped with computers, software, broadband internet and our own offices, we are ready to supply the service you require.

Please call Robert on
0845 200 7830
to discuss how our outsourced marketing services
can support your department
or visit
z2z.com
for our full range of services.

Communication is the primary business tool.

Whether you’re negotiating finance with the bank, instructing suppliers, motivating staff or selling to customers, you depend on words to inform people and to persuade them to take action.

Instructions have to be clear, motivational messages inclusive and marketing messages compelling: our choice of words and how we use them can determine whether or not we achieve our business objectives.

To discover how to ‘find your voice‘ join Robert Zarywacz with your questions for an online discussion at betternetworking.co.uk at 8pm on Thursday 6th August 2009.

Zarywacz is featured in an article on social networking sites, including twitter and ecademy, in the 12th February issue of the North Devon Journal.