Anna Matsukevich – A Wordsmith Who Likes To Say: Problem Solved!

Too many words

My mother says that as a toddler I evidently never knew when to stop talking. Every time I met someone I saw it as an opportunity to hold the listener captive (or hostage) with my words. Whether or not they knew it, while I was talking, the listeners were under my spell.

More or less words

Now, as a more reserved adult, I still understand the power that our words have over people. But today, I channel my love of language to the written word and stick to holding your prospects, members and customers under my spell.

Let me introduce myself

I’m Anna Matsukevich, a Wordsmith and President of ‘Wording It Write’.
I work with small business owners, independent professionals and non-profit directors crafting the perfect copy for newsletters and websites that hold readers captive. (Remember that toddler?)

You’re competing with one billion other words

My greatest strength is identifying “the soul” of your organization or business and bringing it to life with words in print or on the web. After all, with over one billion words of text on the web, making a personal connection with readers is one of your biggest challenges.

How did I get here?

Twenty years of experience in the corporate and non-profit fields and as a small business owner, have given me the chance to study businesses and organizations from many different perspectives. As a result, my writing skills have also gotten quite a workout.

An early career in genetics tells you I’ve been a problem solver from the start. Although always fascinated by the sciences, I soon began to look for an opportunity to apply and extend this skill to the business world and completed an MBA in Marketing from The Ohio State University.

My MBA led me to work in marketing in biotechnology and non-profit organizations in Ohio and the Delaware Valley where my writing and problem solving skills were challenged in different ways every day. For example, as Executive Director of the Women’s Resource Center in Wayne, PA, one day I would be working on resolving staffing issues, developing a marketing plan or writing grants. (The next would have me negotiating for more parking places for our volunteers.)

The difference between frustration and success

As a result of these experiences and as a small business owner I share in the challenges that your business or non-profit faces every day. It is my goal to help you use the Right Words to make the difference between frustration and success and help you achieve results that say: Problem Solved!

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