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Who is The WordMerchant?
Devorah GarlandBA(Eng.) is The Word Merchant!
A professional writer with 22 years’ experience, Devorah develops business and marketing communications of all kinds:
-newsletters and magazines
-marketing materials
-advertising
-corporate biographies
-sales sheets and letters
-new product releases
-trade and consumer articles
-websites
Her talent in coining powerful, descriptive phrases is combined with a deeply ingrained desire to produce clear, concise writing, carefully planned to meet her clients’ needs.
She is a popular feature writer with newspapers such as The National Post and Toronto Sun, and for magazines such as Homes North. Devorah also spent five years as a columnist, design judge and packaging critic for Canadian Packaging Magazine. Her journalism skills and writing expertise are combined to produce powerfully effective business communications.
A graduate of York University, she has proven abilities as a supportive, co-operative team player and is a skilled team leader. Her talent for careful planning and co-ordination ensures the success of her projects. Her company often partners with other contractors to provide full-service marketing services, directly meeting corporate needs and achieving the goal of: Describing your success…to increase it!
A self-described Wordsmith, Ms. Garland’s profession and personal passion is the craft of writing. This superior combination has satisfied private clients such as:
Labelad, Inc.
The Canadian Packaging Association
The Yolles Partnership
VANDYK Group of Companies
John Brooks Co. Ltd.,
Human Resources & Labour Canada
Glen Rouge Homes
Liza Homes
Create a sparkling corporate image with
The Word Merchant
Describing your success is what we do best!
“Say all you have to say in the fewest possible words,
or your reader will be sure to skip them;
and in the plainest possible words
or he will be sure to misunderstand them.”
–John Ruskin (1819 – 1900)
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