Marketing and specialist copy-writing services

Madrigal Communications helps professional organisations to improve the value of their written presentation to clients and customers.

Our specialty is technical and business copywriting. We use plain English to help you communicate complex material in a clear and convincing way. We copyedit reports and manuals to make them accessible to readers. We help copywrite proposals and tenders to win the important contracts!

We offer you a range of quality copywriting, copyediting and marketing communication services to deliver your business communications. Contact us for an obligation-free consultation about your needs.

Thank you to our clients

Thank you to our clients for your business in 2009 and we look forward to working with you to make it a prosperous New Year in 2010.

How to write winning Government Tenders

Who will win the Government money being injected into the economy to build infrastructure and improve existing assets. The answer is businesses that write the best tender submissions.

Word of the week: Avatar from gods to bots

Avatar, is an ancient Sanskrit word that describes the form a deity takes when descending to earth. The concept of the avatar has been picked up in the information age by Internet users to describe their online representations. The recently released film, Avatar, combines the concepts. Learn more…

Industry news

Ecochic – sustainability in the fashion industry

International fashion designers showcase ‘ecochic’ fashions as officials gather for the United Nations biodiversity seminar. Designers from all over the world are participating in the EcoChic Geneva Fashion Show to promote biodiversity in the fashion industry.

Cafés and coffee shops should stop using irregular descriptions of cup sizes.

The Plain English Campaign, which battles against the use of gobbledegook and jargon, says that cafés should stop offering “regular” coffees and instead ask customers if they want “small, medium or large”.

Scottish Police Forces have received a pat on the back for moving away from Ploddledygook

While there are currently public inquiries in the House of Lords and House of Commons looking into how UK Parliament and government offices communicate with the public some Scottish police forces have received praise from The UK Plain English Campaign for improving how they deal with the public.

‘Ploddledygook’ is what the Campaign call the mixture of management speak and traditional policespeak that only serves to create a barrier to understanding. (Plain English Campaign)