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Technical documentation doesn’t have to be dry. When you create clear, organized, and client-focused docs, you save clients time, build their trust, and reduce your support workload.

Your specs deserve a standing ovation, but buyers are too busy to give them the applause they deserve. 

Your big ideas deserve clear words. When content gets buried in jargon, readers tune out fast. Not because they don’t care, but because it’s like you are speaking a different language. Fortunately, you can take even the most technical topics and turn them into content your audience will actually enjoy. Here are our tips on how: 

When SOPs are written with the worker in mind, they stop being dusty binders and start being everyday tools. At Borrowed Pen, we know how to take complex processes and translate them into SOPs your team can actually use.

Technical drawings are powerful. They capture detail, precision, and design intent. However, not everyone reading those drawings is an engineer, architect, or designer. Clients, contractors, and even new team members may look at a page of lines and labels and think, “What am I looking at?”

Hiring a technical writer? Before you ask for a writing sample or quiz someone on commas, let's make your hiring checklist so you're paired with the right professional.

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Here's when to bring on an in-house technical writer versus when contracting out is best.