Team Member: Molly Dee Anderson

Molly comes to Projectline with more than 17 years of experience as a writer, editor, and communications specialist. Her career began in magazine journalism, where she was mentored by a distinguished lineage in a tradition of meaning and excellence. The Society of Professional Journalism honored her with awards for her freelance pieces. Since then, Molly has written hundreds of first-generation technical documents and corporate collateral for a variety of clients, including stealth startups and established technology companies. She has more than 10 years of expertise in mobile and telephony, device technologies, digital media, network operations, and enterprise solutions. It’s not all work: Molly has been practicing yoga for more than a decade. She also enjoys shopping, watching movies, and spending time with friends and family. Connect with Molly: LinkedIn

She Said, She Said: The Case Study Process in Dialog

August 23, 2012

Marketing Musings

Projectline has a highly streamlined and effective process for delivering case studies to its clients. In this post, project manager Jessie Alan and technical marketing writer Molly Dee Anderson use a respected literary form—the dialog—to illustrate how they work together. Alan: Case study production requires the tricky combination of multitasking and paying careful attention to [...]

In Praise of Editors

March 20, 2012

Marketing Musings

I’ve heard stories about famous writers who refused to have their work edited. Anne Rice, who wrote Interview with the Vampire, is known for a rant on Amazon.com (the original post has been removed, but is preserved on the Internet), in which she writes: “And no, I have no intention of allowing any editor ever [...]

Six Tips for Working with Content Development Stakeholders

December 7, 2011

Content Development, Content Strategy, Marketing Musings

In the content strategy world, experts talk about the tasks involved in creating, delivering, and governing content. What’s rarely discussed is that content experts are usually hired to develop content for one or more stakeholders who work outside of the world of editorial. Those stakeholders—otherwise known as clients—are counting on you to provide the skills [...]

Writing Case Studies: The Narrative Arc

August 16, 2011

Content Development, Customer Evidence, Marketing Musings

Case studies are true stories, and true stories communicate credibility. They help readers understand how a product or service works in a real setting. Case studies validate solutions by going into specifics and providing details about a customer’s experience. When you write a case study, you tell a story that helps people imagine scenarios-and they [...]