BAPWG Welcome
to the Bay Area Professional Writers Guild
Your
best source for all your writing needs
The
Bay Area Professional Writers Guild is made up of Tampa Bay area
nonfiction writers with a demonstrated track record in their fields, professional credentials and high ethical standards. These experienced
freelance writers
will:
Reach
your audience
Improve
your sales
Sharpen
your image
Cut
your costs
When
you hire a BAPWG member, you get ready access to a writer
qualified for your assignment, and a cost-effective independent
contractor
who can deliver on-time, on-budget, and on-topic.
The
Guild offers editors, publishers and managers a reliable source
for professional journalists, editors, book authors, copywriters,
screenwriters, web site content producers and technical writers.
Members continually enhance their own professional development
through networking, informative speaker meetings, and a team
approach to problem solving and marketing strategies.
Next
Meeting:
Monday,
August 25, Noon at the Panera Bread Company community room, Bardmoor Center, Largo
(corner Starkey Rd. and Bryan Dairy Road)
(Click
here for map)
Speaker: Georgia Turner, President of Georgia Turner Group, a marketing and public relations firm that specializes in tourism media relations. Her topic is “Press Trips and what Hosts are trying to get invited Writers to achieve,” based on 25 years of experience in tourism, journalism, public relations, marketing and sales.
More information: Steve Traiman, BAPWG president, 727-363-7531 or
Please note: BAPWG is an organization of nonfiction, freelance, professional-level writers. It is not a "writers club" for fiction or poets. Guests are invited on the assumption that they will qualify for membership (see our Join BAPWG page for more information) and are permitted up to three visits before they must submit a membership application with professional
writing proofs for review by the Executive Board.
YOU Benefit from BAPWG!
Some
people mistakenly believe that quality is unaffordable. The
difference between employing talented, experienced people
and "saving
money" is that experience equals profit—the power that
knowing subtleties, nuances, using the right words, and the productive
ways of accomplishing goals provides. That leads to successes such
as improving your company's profit or image, making clear
and useful operational documents, creating comprehensible training
documents
for your staff or customers.