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Long Form Writing

Four words good, two words better—it's not just a liberal borrowing from Animal Farm, it's generally how we approach writing in advertising. However, sometimes the reader cries out for something a little longer form, like a blog or a handy guide. All of these writings talk about dogs (okay, one doesn't but it features photo of one!). I have written about other things, but extensive market research indicates you'd much rather read about pups than products.

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WEE WORK: Potty Training Tips

Fruitables are an excellent, healthy pet treats company. I know, because I feed my dog them. I wrote this blog based largely on my own experience of raising a three-month old puppy.

SEVEN SIGNS YOU NEED THE PAW SPAW

The Watering Bowl isn't just a great place to leave your BFF (Best Furry Friend) for the day—it also features five-star grooming facilities that, frankly, most dogs could probably do with.

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YOU GOT YOUR SOCCER IN MY FOOTIE

I wrote this for an agency I work at. Hopefully it helps explain why they brought in an English copywriter to do write like an American, except... he doesn't? Can this guy do anything right?!

Scents and Sensibility: Deterrents and Attractants

How do you explain the difference between chemical and enzymatic cleaners? Hopefully, a little like this.

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KEEPING OUR HEADS ABOVE WATER

While my funny bone often predominates, it's important to have a spine flexible enough to be serious when the occasion demands it. In this case, after historic flooding in Saint Louis, I quickly published a blog for our client The Watering Bowl.

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