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Trade articles
Trade press coverage can boost your industry profile and credibility, often with greater efficacy and at less cost than traditional advertising. However, authoring technical articles can be a time-consuming activity. Our writers combine backgrounds in science and engineering with fluent and creative writing skills to get to the heart of your story and transform it into an accurate and engaging article.
EMGS wanted to show the value of its electromagnetic geophysical technique for finding offshore hydrocarbon reservoirs, a method still seen by many as untested. tes was commissioned to write a review paper based on interview. Armed with data from over 300 commercial surveys and the overwhelming success rate of the surveys, we produced a landmark article that was published in the high-impact scientific journal First Break.
Acteon has been raising its corporate profile and establishing itself as a technology leader by publishing articles in leading industry magazines. In this case, one of our senior writers interviewed Acteon engineers about new directions in riser technology. We captured their views efficiently and left them free to concentrate on their core business. We then placed the article in Offshore Engineer, a highly regarded industry magazine.
Shell had been approached by Sulphur magazine for a lead article on its sulphur-enhanced fertiliser technology, but nobody had the time to prepare the copy. Working from interviews and Shell-internal reports, the tes writer produced the article, which made its way through the Shell technical and corporate approvals process with remarkable ease. This is a good example of where good writers with sound technical backgrounds offer huge benefits in terms of delivering projects with the minimum of hassle for the customer.
We have been writing articles on behalf of senior managers at Shell Global Solutions for almost 10 years. This one, on behalf of its president, was a lead article in World Energy discussing various energy scenarios. It was written from interview and benefited from our sound understanding of Shell’s stance on the future energy supply and demand balance.
