Let me tell your deep tech startup story through an easy-to-understand news narrative

By Michael Botur, September 26, 2021

My communications services translate your tech talk into easy English.

One of the helpful services KiwiWords provides is turning complicated stories of tech startups into understandable English.

It is worth paying for this – after all, think about how many potential investors will be turned off your company if they can’t comprehend what you do in 500 words. 

Also, we have journalists to think about: If you want to leverage the vast audiences of NZ Herald, Stuff or Newshub, you’ll need KiwiWords to extrude the parts of your story which are engaging and – most of all – easy to understand. 

What I’m saying is KiwiWords can turn any deep tech startup saga into a compelling story and help you refine the way you pitch your business narrative. 

Please enjoy these recent examples of news stories I’ve written for some lovely publications covering tech business and startup news:

NZ Entrepreneur

Lithium-ion battery boom big opportunity for CarbonScape

Arcanum: The tech team convincing Kiwis artificial intelligence is essential

https://nzentrepreneur.co.nz/why-smart-machine-is-building-robotic-vineyard-vehicles/

https://nzentrepreneur.co.nz/unafraid-to-phone-from-zero-to-2m-revenue-in-2-years/

https://nzentrepreneur.co.nz/ed-tech-startup-to-make-steam-more-accessible-in-classrooms/

The Bit

Q&A with Hamish McKenzie (the Kiwi co-founder of Substack) on how writers can make good money again

Auckland blockchain company offers $500K in grants to build apps on its ecosystem

Dan Carter’s NFT marketplace, Glorious.digital, is carbon neutral

Analysis: What to make of today’s DDoS attacks on major NZ websites

Amazon is launching its own TVs, linking hardware and software like Apple

Untamed Isles: Tauranga game studio Phat Loot smashes Kickstarter goal

Veteran Kiwi writer Simon Sweetman tried Substack – here’s his verdict

Scams & cyberbullying on the rise during lockdown

Young developers whip up Covid map in one weekend

North and South Islands’ internet speeds roughly the same – Winter report

Women in Tech champion Emma Southward appointed CEO of Remotexec

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Would you like KiwiWords to create for you some words which are 

• Tailored to your audience
• High quality and well-researched
• Compliant with journalism and advertising standards
• Structured for how your audience consumes its words

Michael Botur

mike@kiwiwords.co.nz

021 299 0984