We don't have to tell you that events move quite fast in this industry. The expression "Internet time" exemplifies the extraordinary pace at which companies are expected to innovate, develop, perfect, and market products.

To compete in today's marketplace, your company needs to perform at a blistering rate. One way for you to achieve that goal is to outsource the tasks that are peripheral to your expertise so that you can concentrate on what you do best.

You can focus on bringing your efforts to a successful conclusion as quickly as possible by letting TechVoice handle the many tasks involved in supporting your product development.

Quick turnaround is imperative

TechVoice specializes in quick turnaround. Our clients frequently come to us with urgent needs for material. Immediate availability of information about your product is vital to your success.

When can we help you?

Here are a few typical scenarios in which our expertise might contribute to a high-tech company's success:

• A small firm with no in-house PR staff needs to generate a quick, attention-grabbing press release.
  
• A small firm with no budget for an expensive PR firm wants to hold a press conference to announce an innovative product.
  
• A large firm on the verge of a major product release discovers that the documentation will not be completed on schedule.
  
• An important product on which the future of the company depends is not getting the visibility it needs to ensure healthy sales.
  
• A company's newest product is so different from what people are used to that it needs to generate white papers and Web site content to prepare the marketplace for a change of paradigm.
• The sales force has been using marketing collateral and sales brochures that are not proving effective, so it needs a fresh approach.
  
• A company creates a Web site to establish an Internet presence, only to discover that it needs much more timely, interesting Web site content than anticipated.
  
• A company's potential customers want to know about the experiences other customers have had, but the company has no ready supply of success stories to provide them.
  
• Potential customers want to be able to find more articles about a product in the trade publications, because ads alone cannot provide enough objective, reliable information.
  
• A company's latest product has not received enough product reviews, or published product reviews distort the quality of the product.
  
• A company wants to be sure its newest product will satisfy users as well as engineers, so it needs to conduct a concentrated usability study.
  
• A company is launching a massive, coordinated marketing campaign whose many components require more support than its current staff can handle.
  
• A company wants to carry out an important short-term public relations, marketing, or technical writing project without the hassle of putting on full-time staff and then laying them off.
• A small firm wants access to skilled, experienced, knowledgeable industry writers without having to keep them busy and compensated between projects.
  
• A project manager wants to engage a variety of skills without having to deal with all the people involved--in other words, he or she wants to successfully complete a project by working through a single contact person.
  

What does all this mean to you?

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