34 grammer, usage & style errors--maybe more--appear in these 3 paragraphs. Each of these intentionally-placed errors were selected with regards to how common they appear, even in high end materials. The rise of software spelling & grammer tools in the 1990's has much to do with that.

The client may have no idea how weak their writing may be. Advertising & design firms, generally more orientated towards visual content, often aren't set-up to insure the written integrity of the pieces they produce. Project Managers may not miss not having a real writer on the project till someone that can write points out how much better it's quality could--or should--have been. This can make a Project Manager and/or a agency look and feel badly.

I work with ad firms & communications departments which realize the ability to string words together does not make one a writer. While on the surface, this particular self-promo piece focuses upon grammer, I simply can't over-emphasize what I can do for you in writing headlines, body copy & editorial matter. (I also happen to know a thing or two about marketing, too). Call me & see. Thank-you for your interest.