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POP POWER
POP is a writing service that threads achievements and experience with ideas and connections. In today's culture of transparency, content is king and queen, online and off. POP knows content.

POP leverages your past successes and moves you forward.
POP captures YOUR unique energy.
POP helps you move your goods. Faster.
POP can make you an online star.
POP QUESTIONS
POP builds on your existing written material OR starts from scratch.

How to get started:
1. Send me an e-mail, or call me at 757.576.5472, for a consultation and a quote.
2. Before writing, I'll pose interview-style questions.
3. You get a POP draft and give me feedback.
4. Up to three revisions are included in the original quote.
5. Turnaround time ranges from one day to two weeks.
POP INSTRUMENTS
Profiles, (Linked-In, Dating, and Seller, for example) Bios, Resumes, Blog Post Edits, e-mails, and Event and Course Descriptions.

Four or less paragraphs. (For larger projects, please visit Lisa Richmon Communications)

All POP is written for a designated industry, potential employer, or specific audience.
POP PSYCHOLOGIST - About Lisa Richmon
Psych background. Ad girl. Essayist. I write profiles and articles on relationship repair and career trends. As a published journalist and skilled interviewer who plays friendly shrink, people open up to me. When I retell your story, you'll be excited to share it. (Check out my published work.)

Side Effects: People who have used POP report improved vision, increased positivity, pride and confidence, and an uncontrollable drive to succeed. Others have experienced a sustained desire to PIVOT and explore new ventures. (Check out POP Samples.)

*New research says that 'charisma' is more than a strong handshake, eye contact and an infectious smile and dazzling conversation. Whatever 'it' is, you have it and I'll tap it.
 
 
LISA'S WORK HAS APPEARED IN:
New York Times
Whole Living
Distinction
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Washington Post


9 SECRETS TO REAL WRITING
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