The Dotshop - A Small Business Incubator

When all you have is a body of jumbled information, and you really need a logical, easy to understand, no nonsense, document, that conveys the essential facts and information about you or your business, this is the person you would want to use.
He will extract or gather the essential information, and compile a document that clearly conveys the features and or benefits of the different components to the reader. And if the purpose of the published document is to motivate readers to acquire a product or service, referred to in the document, you can be assured that the call to action will form part of the document he compiles.
People have different skills, and composing text, for media publication, may not be part of your skill set. So contact us and use the available skills to get the information regarding your business, your skills and expertise or your products, into the public domain.
Your business needs to be visible to those who may need whatever it is that you have to offer. We provide innovative, cost effective, dynamic, solutions to help you grow your business.

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I could use people who can write. But it seems you either end up with people who cant or writers you cant afford. Is there no middle road? This is what I am looking for.

One in a series. Factual fiction set in third century Rome.

Interesting and an enjoyable read.

Supposedly written by John le Carre, Single & Single was a nasty shock.

It irritated me from the first couple of lines. Hollow and unconvincing, the book didn’t improve and I abandoned it very quickly.

Previously I have read and thoroughly enjoyed reading, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Little Drummer Girl as well as his Spy Who Came In From The Cold. But this book was disappointing and badly written, raising the question of whether John le Carre is not overrated as a writer and capitalising on the success of his earlier books.

Another well written, pretentious, boring literary masterpiece.

Arrrgh!

Another dud. Didnt get past the first few pages

According to Google Nikki Ridley is the only journalist and ghost writer on the Garden Route which for “a nook of the country that offers inspiration to the writers and artists whose presence gives it a trendy flavour”, this is a pretty poor showing. But at the same time it should be seen as both a challenge as well as an opportunity.

A challenge that took me all of three weeks to get this site to rank alongside hers and an opportunity to add some real value to what I have started. It’s not difficult to do. To the contrary anyone could do the same with little or no training.

And this brings me to the point of this post. What is it that is stopping us from making use of these sort of tools to open doors into the global market place? What is stopping us from setting up and and growing a local cottage based industry that is not driven by the erratic and unpredictable tourist traffic everyone sits back waiting for? And this is a direct challenge to every single one of those would be ghost writers to change the way it appears not to be.

We are looking for a newspaper that will be kind enough to mentor us. To track and record our little successes and more often than hoped for, failures. We are looking for writers who will let us have short sharp monthly features of two hundred words or less in return for us promoting and marketing their sites and or services. We want to build a workshop for emerging writers that does really work and it can be done if enough people have enough reasons to make it happen.

Ruin Beach by Kate Rhodes is your stock standard, run of the mill ‘who dunnit’ crime novel.

A story set in a small island community, to pass the time by.

A novel based on the true story of Spinalonga, a leper colony established on an island off the coast of Crete.
The book is salvaged from deteriorating into a tiresomely predictable love story by the account of life on the island in the leper colony. That struggle between adversity and the emergence of the human spirit.