CopyWriter for the Printing / Prepress / Graphic Design Industry

[DINOPRINT]

We are a commercial printshop, with an online website, looking to provide useful articles to our customer base about graphic design, the prepress process, etc. We are looking to find someone with extensive experience in the printing industry, mostly prepress and/or graphic design, to write relevant, useful articles, to not only educate our client base, but to provide them with the tools and knowledge to help build superior files that are print ready. If you have experience in prepress, or with working with printshops, or already a writer, you maybe the person we are looking for. The ideal person would be someone who wore all the following "hats" : writer, editor, photographer, graphic designer, art director, prepress manager, production manager, and print buyer....

Here are just some possible examples of the type of useful and relevant articles we need.

Sample Topics
• Avoiding Fuzzy Four-Color Type
• 4-Color Process Vs. Spot Color Printing
• What You Should Know About Ink
• Keep the Post Office in the Design Loop
• What You Should Know About Ink Drying Time
• Converting Images to CMYK / Converting Fonts to Curves, Paths or Outlines
• Electronic Files Formats Defined - Understanding Color - Printouts vs. Monitors
• How to Sail Through Prepress
• Paper Grain Direction - Why it Matters
• Designing with Type in Photoshop

Please respond ASAP and attach any relevant work you have done. We are looking to start an ongoing relationship with someone to showcase any articles you may have already written that are not specifically the property of someone else, and continue building on useful article, tips, tricks, etc

[tjmaryland]

Would you consider sourcing this position instead of hiring? In twelve years, we've authored 5 books published by PIA/GATFPress, published hundreds of trade articles and sent out thousands of promotions for GSI clients.

T. J. Tedesco, www.growsales.com