Technical Marketing Communication: A Guide to Writing, Design, and Delivery - Towner, Emil B.; Everett, Heidi L.
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This book is written to help professionals take action. Each chapter describes concepts and tips that apply to a variety of industries. This book is especially beneficial to the following readers: * Marketing professionals promoting technical features and benefits of products or services will gain insight into technical communication and how to integrate complex information into promotional efforts. * Managers working with writers and designers will learn terminology and principles that will help you evaluate marketing materials and provide detailed feedback. * Technical communicators working…mehr

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This book is written to help professionals take action. Each chapter describes concepts and tips that apply to a variety of industries. This book is especially beneficial to the following readers: * Marketing professionals promoting technical features and benefits of products or services will gain insight into technical communication and how to integrate complex information into promotional efforts. * Managers working with writers and designers will learn terminology and principles that will help you evaluate marketing materials and provide detailed feedback. * Technical communicators working on marketing projects will gain an understanding of principles and best practices you can integrate with your previous training. * Entrepreneurs, non-profit employees, and freelancers who want to develop marketing and promotional materials will gain tips and best practices that you can immediately. After reading this comprehensive, yet concise guide, you will be equipped to engage in every aspect of technical marketing and promotion - including planning, writing, designing, and delivery.
Autorenporträt
Emil Towner is a Professor of Business Communication in the Herberger Business School at St. Cloud State University. Prior to his academic career, he spent 19 years in marketing and communications--including serving as Vice President of Content, overseeing social media, training materials, e-marketing, and web communication. In addition, he earned his PhD in Technical Communication from Texas Tech University and has written articles for numerous journals and books, including Business Communication Quarterly, Communication Yearbook, Rhetoric Review, and Technical Communication Quarterly.