Clients

Editor’s Ink has had the privilege of working with some of the leading firms in a variety of industries. A brief description of the services rendered to some of these industry leaders exhibits our ability to offer scalable services that are appropriate for all businesses, ranging from small, home-based operations to multi-national corporations.

Buzzle.com

Buzzle.com is a comprehensive knowledge and information portal comprised of content created by experts and contributors from various fields. Since 1998, Editor’s Ink has been a primary content provider for Buzzle.com and has contributed large volumes of content to every phase of the site’s development. Currently, Editor’s Ink delivers daily and monthly articles on topics ranging from international politics to entertainment.

Kelly Services

Editor’s Ink has been contracted by Kelly Services, Inc. (NASDAQ: KELYA, KELYB), the Fortune 500 company that serves as the global leader in staffing alternatives, to research and write white papers addressing specific business challenges their customers are facing. Each white paper showcases the expertise and credibility of Kelly’s business units and staff by discussing a specific industry issue and suggesting solutions. We are helping Kelly Services to position themselves as the optimal partner for finding the right people to fill the staffing needs of employers in all industries.

Dell

While in the process of readying Gigabuys.com for its launch, Dell Computer Corporation (NASDAQ: DELL) chose to outsource the written communications portion of the project. The writers and editors of Editor’s Ink, including its principals and a team of 35 offsite communications specialists, produced nearly half of the content for the launch of the e-commerce enabled site, a division through which Dell sells software and hardware products directly to the public.

Citi

Citibank offers a diverse array of consumer banking, lending, and investment services available in the financial services industry. To keep their customers up to date with new offerings, Citibank contracted Editor’s Ink to write scripts to be recorded for their on-hold automated telephone answering systems. Each script described a specific group of products and services and provided contact information for customers who wanted to request more information.

EDS

EDS is one of the largest information technology services and solutions providers in the world, employing over 100,000 people in 57 countries. EDS contracted with Editor’s Ink to create Client Facing Resumes for thousands of employees in its e.solutions group. Using rough information provided by employees, Editor’s Ink writers crafted tightly formatted and highly detailed resumes that were used by EDS to attract new clients.

Merck

While preparing for their National Consultants’ Meeting, focusing on Urologic Issues for Primary Care, Merck & Co., Inc. (NYSE: MRK) contracted with Editor’s Ink to substantively edit and assess the technical specifications of the itinerary and materials for the forum.

Young & Rubicam

The Brand Futures Group of Young & Rubicam (NYSE: YNR), one of the largest marketing firms in the U.S., first contacted the Company to provide editorial services for a series of global marketing reports. Editor’s Ink worked closely with Young & Rubicam, rendering editorial services for marketing reports on a regular basis.

Lycos
Executives with Lycos Korea, a joint venture of Lycos, Inc. and Mirae Industries, contracted with Editor’s Ink to edit the business plan for the foreign language version of this popular online search engine and information portal. Revisions included an overall assessment of the business language and presentation of the plan, with corrections made to both overcome language difficulties and render the document in generally accepted business language/format.

Morgan Stanley

A professional financial advisor, working with Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS), obtained the services of the Company to produce several marketing letters to be used both to attract new clients and to assuage any fears that existing clients may have had during market downturns.