We are absolutely thrilled to have hit the ground running.

We are forever grateful for the support shown to us by an abundance of friends and business associates.

We are already working with some fantastic new clients, varied in their industry sectors and of course with their requirements from us here at Plethora of Words.

Our portfolio now includes an incredible North Essex based family run cleaning and sanitising enterprise who service both commercial and domestic clients throughout North Essex, the Home Counties and London.

We also have a Signage and Graphics business who supply professional signage and vehicle wrapping services throughout the UK.

We are working again with the team at Tip Top Educational Tours who offer accommodation and hosting for foreign students throughout the Frinton and Clacton areas. As well as our regular clients and friends in the Estate Agency and Residential Care Home sectors as well.

We’re very excited about the upcoming project with a superior and prestigious, well-established groundwork and construction company providing a comprehensive plethora of professional groundwork and construction services throughout the United Kingdom to an impressive portfolio of both domestic and commercial clients.

No matter your budget, or written requirements, we are confident that we can offer you professional, affordable content and copy when you need it. We work on projects from one-off blogs and articles to social media posts and website content.

We’re open for more clients too, so if we can assist you or your business with all things literary, be they big or small, please get in touch today. Call us on 07521 735940 or email info@plethoraofwords.co.uk. We’re also active on Facebook and LinkedIn, so you can always get in touch with us on those too.

• Website Content Writing
• Website Content Updates & Refreshes
• Blogs, Articles & Press Releases
• Social Media Posts & Management (Facebook & LinkedIn)
• Property Details, CV’s & Job Specifications
• Excel Spreadsheet Builds and Assistance

Plethora of Words are absolutely thrilled to be working with Tip Top Educational Tours again.

We cannot wait for Trudie and the dedicated Host Families to once again be able to welcome foreign educational students to the Local North Essex area and we look forward to getting the word out on upcoming 2020 dates for arrivals very soon!

Don’t forget, they are always looking for host families, so if you are interested in earning an extra income, have a spare room and believe you can provide a safe caring environment for overseas students please get in touch with them directly on 07949 688 111 or email rietzler737@hotmail.com.

Let us get all ‘wordy’ for your business…

Plethora of Words provides a varied array of literary and content writing services for small and medium size businesses. Plethora of Words is different because for us it is about the quality of the work and the content we offer; it is not about the quantity of clients or the amount of time each client requires of us, we can offer:

• Website Content Writing
• Website Content Updates & Refreshes
• Blogs, Articles & Press Releases
• Social Media Posts & Management (Facebook & LinkedIn)
• Property Details, CV’s & Job Specifications
• Excel Spreadsheet Builds and Assistance

We care about each project for each client and we strive to provide you with content, copy and documents of excellence and we take the time to understand not just you and your business, but most importantly the message and tone in which you want to be heard.

PROFESSIONAL, EXPERT COPY AND CONTENT WRITING AVAILABLE FOR YOUR BUSINESS TODAY…

In addition to these powerfully worded, yet personalised services we also offer one-off or short contractual administration services, projects management and other needs, as may be required by your business. The way you want them done, at your pace, and spelled correctly.

All these services are offered completely remotely (unless you want a creative mind in your office occasionally). And there is no top-heavy contract to sign, as each assignment is agreed singularly, offering complete flexibility for each individual client.

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Have you ever had a eureka moment? Well we did, and it should probably have been sponsored by Prosecco if we’re totally honest with the group. And never in a million years did we ever expect a simple idea like ‘Plethora of Words’ to be so very well received – Its been a plethora of words and clients so far.

We want to say a BIG THANK YOU to a plethora of words and clients and everyone who has already, to date supported this venture. Thank you to those who have backed it, shared it, liked it and those who have already offered us the opportunity to work on some exciting new business and personal projects.

Believe it or not, already we have a fantastic portfolio of clients building up, from some innovative website content for a new Cleaning and Sanitising company, to various blogs for the housing market and articles for the recruitment industry. The keys on the lappy are RED HOT!

We are busy researching Quantity Surveying, Geo-technical Land Drilling as well as some pretty technical website content too. We are smashing out property details, learning about the benefits of yoga, the varying array of window blinds available, shore-side drilling, arts and crafts and more – Can’t say we’re not varied in our efforts here!

We want to assist your small or medium sized business too, whether you just want a quick blog or an article penned, need more in-depth website content written, or require administration assistance, we can help. We can also lend a guiding hand with job specifications and CV writing too, and even manage the odd covering letter (the bain of the job seekers life).

A plethora of words and clients, we take each client’s project on, on its own merit and will not tie anyone in to unnecessary long-term contracts. Totally freelance, we will simply offer you the best content and assistance we can, whilst promoting you or your business in the best possible literary light. So whether you are just you, and need some guidance, or are running a business that could do with a little literary or admin magic, please find us on Facebook and LinkedIn or get in touch with us today at http://www.plethroaofwords.co.uk or on 01255 484461 or 07521 735940 or via email at info@plethoraofwords.co.uk

Please also check out some of our client led projects at http://www.mk-cs.co.uk and via the links on our Social Media pages.

So, the day has come and the Government have announced that we can now social-distance our way back to work, back to school, back to outside, back to other people. The guidelines are clear – Stay alert, control the virus, save lives. People are being urged where possible to return to their places of business, which is fantastic news. But what for those who’s livelihoods are not there yet, or worse still are never returning – It’s incredibly tough, and tougher times are still to come.

Furlough has been extended to ease the economic burden, but as a realist I know that some things will simply never be ‘normal’ again and this has given to days and weeks of honest reflection I am sure, for all of us. This forced new pace of life has been for so many eerily liberating, with Fitbits vibrating madly at the steps achieved and the poor exhausted dog in tow. Homes have never been so tidy and clean, and gardens and window boxes never before so well maintained. Many have learned new things and broken old habits.

We have taken time to communicate – even a quick call in to the vets has become a genuine conversation. Individuals smile more despite the two-meter rule, courtesy has appeared. We know better our neighbours and broker new friendships in the most unlikely places. We are communing with those far away, be it by letter, text, media or video. Will all this change again soon – I really hope not – The new found interaction has to be at least one positive surely?

This alarm-free pause in life has been somewhat guilt-ridden, and yet it has bought about an inner peace that I struggle to put down in words. I miss desperately being ridiculously busy, but simply do not miss the speed at which I realise my life was rushing by. Please do not misinterpret this as becoming lazy, but I have had time to just be with my son Noah, to read with him, do homework, play games, teach him new things. My husband and I have thrived as a team. I think his realisation of what actually goes into running a house in addition to a days’ work was eye-opening because he is on board with the daily household things in addition to all those ‘quick’ DIY jobs he’s undertaken.

I meant to get in touch with so many people prior to furlough, and have actually found the time to do it. It has been good to drop a text to family and message friends I’ve not spoken with in a long time. I have been proud to ‘hit’ the local Ambulance station with treats and to leave snacks and gifts for the care home staff who are looking after my own father so well during this troubled time. Our postie Andy will certainly gain weight with all the chocolates he’s received locally and the bin men too. We have all shown our appreciation to those still out there on the front lines in our own way.

I have had the opportunity to write a little for myself too, as well as some pieces to assist friends with their businesses by way of articles and blogs, and I have done this gladly, with no agenda other than to assist those around me while I cannot be of use in the world as usual. It has given me a sense of purpose away from the on-line personal development I attempted to bombard myself with and housework.

Anyway, I wrote this just to get it out, with no real course or angle except to say that although this has been horrific in so many ways, and our hearts go out to those who have lost loved-ones. We will all know struggle I am sure in the not too distant future, but some good may well have come from this unprecedented time in our lives. Let’s keep our eye on the positives and learn to rebuild, not brick by brick, point for point but perhaps different, a better way of living and enjoying each day, appreciating the people we have around us.

PROFESSIONAL, EXPERT COPY AND CONTENT WRITING AVAILABLE FOR YOUR BUSINESS TODAY… https://plethoraofwords.co.uk info@plethoraofwords.co.uk

• Website Content Writing
• Website Content Updates & Refreshes
• Blogs, Articles & Press Releases
• Social Media Posts & Management (Facebook & LinkedIn)
• Property Details, CV’s & Job Specifications
• Excel Spreadsheet Builds and Assistance

Covid-19 has ripped through Great Britain at break-neck speed, thousands upon thousands are confirmed infected, and the death toll still rises at terrifying rates.

Heroes appear in the guises of cleaning crews, bin men and retired GP’s and nurses. The white van has been added to the image of emergency vehicles along with the ASDA and TESCO delivery truck. We clap for these heroes every Thursday at the proper social distance and people queue in silence two meters apart, calmly waiting their turn to enter the supermarket – These are very strange times indeed. Streets are all but deserted and where they can, people work from home. Almost every business sector has been affected. Life is akin to an eery holiday in a deserted resort.

At the beginning of April, my MD took the tough decision, as so many others have, to furlough some staff to ensure that there is a business to return to ‘on the other side’. I won’t lie, I cried – I know this sounds utterly selfish and stupid, but I did. I felt useless, with my life out of my control. I am confident though that all of you in the same position nod knowingly about how I felt just in that single moment.

There is a strange guilt to furlough. Being productive is inbred, it’s tough not being useful and I am only a week or so in.

Online courses are good and I have been keeping the grey cells active, ensuring I have some fresh new insights to bring to the office table upon my return, and who knew too that we would all be such good teachers – Not the Maths and English supplied by the amazing teaching staff at our local schools, but simple lessons including learning new games, growing veggies and gardening and other responsibilities.

Our son has mastered a varied array of life skills and his confidence grows every day, even without his dearly missed peers.

Living with my mother before all this, was at times difficult (I will not lie) but during this insanity there has been a positive shift, there is a peace in the household, another person with whom to share the long days and frustrating hours.

Daily tasks are divided, light-hearted conversations flow and board games are played, but my beloved Dad is in a care home and although he is literally only three miles away, he is locked down and we are unable to visit. I fear that the sweetest of men is sitting there in his more lucid moments wondering where the crazy people who bring him hugs and chocolate and cans of gin & tonic have gone.

I have always had a habit, good or bad of doing everything super-fast. This time away from normality has already shown me an inner brake pedal, I have for the first time in decades, slowed down. I’m doing things once and doing them well, from just spending time with my household, to writing, cleaning to learning and more. It is I am sure you will all agree, a very strange situation for everyone.